1916 Stahlhelm, Part 2 by PSDuck
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Here is Karl Guess' name scratched into the interior of the rear helmet flange. Still readable after all these years.
Images like these bring us closer to those who fought in battles long ago. Herr Guess' name is known to us. We might not have a photograph of him, but his place in history means a little bit more to we who look at his name, here.
Thank you for looking. A special thanks to you who care to leave a comment.
I owe you a cuppa if you're ever in Portland, Oregon, those of you who have favorited me or an image. Really. Just let me know! Or just a big "Thanks!"
Allen
Comments (13)
Thanks for showing this Allen!!! Hope you & Lea are fine, hug's Ute
Almost 100 years ago now!
your post are ever interesting my friend...thanks for sharing and my best wishes for you both!
a fine tribute in a way to the unknown soldier. me of course in spackoland would have called him Karl Schmutz,and posed a soldier only wearing a helmet muahahah. greeting from spain to oregon.(i was almost writing ohio again stupid me lol)
Great capture!
great detail!
Amazing piece of History... Thanks for showing it.. Really clearly shot as well.. Outstanding.. Rob P.S. Working on a collage of a unusual piece of WW1 'equipment' if you will... No soldier would be without it.. :-) Rob
PSduck!! It fits for Portland. ;) This is a great capture!
Post very interesting. Allen. Great capture ! A great weekend for you and Lea and a big hug
Thanks for the followup on this. Another fantastic capture of a very interesting piece of history!
Love these personal touches on historic items. Thanks for the look:)
cool old helmet, like that signature.
"We might not have a photograph of him, but his place in history means a little bit more to we who look at his name, here." Very true and touching. Nice!