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22nd April 2016, 12:12 PM
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I didn't notice the flared edge around the front edges of the cheek plates to accommodate peripheral vision. This is a tad more of an eastern feature although seen on western examples as well. It appears you have the hanging ring at the peak of the helmet for hanging from the saddle when not being worn. These are nearly always missing. Does it look to be original to you Jean?
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23rd April 2016, 10:54 AM
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Location: FRANCE
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Yes Allan, for me the hanging ring is original . Please see the pictures.
What is your opinion ? best Jean-Luc |
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26th April 2016, 12:03 PM
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Jean, without any arsenal or control marks to work with assigning a regional attributation is of course a guess at best but with the flared front edge of the cheek plates and the bit deeper bowl of the helmet an central/eastern European is a reasonable guess to make on design features alone. A very nice looking helmet and having the hanging ring at the peak is definitely a bonus.
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