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WWII Nazi German Third Reich Police shako helmet plate in alloy 16cm long, a Luftwaffe alloy wreath with painted national tri-colour cockade, 14cm wide, and four other items. (6)

Three boards of regimental badges to include Gordon Highlanders XCII helmet plate, By Dand cap badge, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders cap badge, Parachute Regiment, The Australian Army, The Border Regiment, Royal Military Police, Leicestershire, Royal Warwickshire, The Welch, The Essex Regiment, Kent Yeomanry, etc. (over 100)

Star Wars - 80 Carded / cased De Agostini Helmet Collection with associated magazines, vg (4 boxes)

Collection of original 80's play worn figures & accessories to include Kenner Ghostbusters (complete Winston Zeddemore, complete Egon Spengler, complete Peter Venkeman, Ray Stantz missing Wrapper Ghost, complete Super Fright Features Peter Venkeman, complete Mini Ghosts Mini Shooter & complete Ecto-1), Playmates Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Splinter, Baxter Stockman & Ace Duck), Mattel Masters Of The Universe (Buzz Off missing helmet, complete Leech & complete Roboto), Mattel The New Adventures Of He-Man (Flipshot), LJN Thundercats (Mummy Mumm-Ra & Tuska Warrior) plus 2 x Kenner Alien figures

Star Wars - Anovos Darth Vader full scale replica fiberglass helmet in shop box, helmet has damage to mouthpiece

Heart shaped plated tray with pierced gallery together with 4 ruby glass drinking vessels, plated cruet, tray, and helmet sugar basin with dredger

Copper helmet shaped coal scuttle

Ornate copper helmet shaped kettle with brass fittings, pot handles

Plated cocktail shaker, miniature ice cooler, helmet shaped sugar basin and dredger and an early wall mounted temperature chart from the Steel Works of Samuel Osborn of Sheffield

Taucherhelm Replik1. Hälfte 20. Jh., gemarkt Navy Diving Helmet Mark V Brown Diving Equipment Inc., Drei-Bolzen-Helm aus Kupfer bzw. Kupferblech sowie Messing massiv, mit vergitterten Klarglaseinsätzen, sehr gute Erhaltung, auf Holzsockel, H ca. 47 cm.

Shakir Hassan Al Said (Iraq, 1925-2004)The Martyrdom of Imam Hussein ink on paper in two partssigned and dated, executed in 195529 x 22cm eachFootnotes:Provenance:Property from the Artist's Estate These drawings are inspired by the folk art of the annual Ashura mourning processions held in Iraq and elsewhere, which commemorate the martyrdom of al-Husayn bin Ali and other members of the Prophet's family in 680 AD on the plains of Karbala, Iraq. The Ashura processions are based on oral traditions of narration and poetry accompanied by a full costume sombre pageant to recount the three-day events of the besieging of al-Husayn's camp and his martyrdom along with 63 of his companions and family members against a large Umayyad army. In his aforementioned 1954 article, Al Said noted the impact of the Ashura tradition on his visual memory and the mixture of emotions of fear and sadness from seeing the character of Shimmir, the villain, in the processions. Al Said then noted that Shimmir, in turn, showed fear and sadness in the Qajari posters that circulated in Iraq during the 1950s; these posters brought to visual form the myths and oral traditions of Shimmir's fate and torture. In the bottom right corner of the Qajar poster, Shimmir is seen seated inside a large cauldron on fire with his mouth open wide, screaming, and a piercing agonising frontal gaze as his scull is cracked open by repeated strikes from a bearded figure standing behind Shimmir holding a baton, with his raised right hand about to land another blow on Shimmir's head. Al Said's line drawing, with his well-established Mesopotamian-Islamic motifs, renders the figures with a modern interpretation of pain and fear in the context of vengeance. In contrast to Shimmir's drawing, the portrait of Ali with his son Abbas is more formal and symbolic to reflect perhaps a counterpart to Shimmir's predicament. The myths of Shimmir's torture mention that Ali and his sons and daughters sit and watch the torture of Shimmir and the other killers of al-Husayn. Abbas (al-Husayn's half-brother) is identified from the distinctive two feathers in his helmet, while Ali (al-Husayn's father) is identified by his two-pronged sword, known as Thulfiqar.- Dr Ahmed NajiDr Ahmed Naji is an independent researcher and cultural advisor on art in Iraq and the Arab world. He is the author of Under the Palm Trees: Modern Iraqi Art with Mohamed Makiya and Jewad Selim, Rizzoli New York, 2019. (Instagram: ahmednaji_alsaid)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Barry Burman (1943-2001). The Soldier With Painted Helmet, stock book no. 143, oil on paper, signed, attributed verso with Goldmark Gallery label, and sales invoice for £500, 19cm x 15cm.

A 2018 $25 fine silver coin "Lest We Forget" Royal Canadian Mint in the form of a World War I helmet, encapsulated in plastic with certificate and boxes

Henri Louis LevasseurA minerBare to the waist wielding a pickaxe, wearing a helmet with a miners lamp to his waist, on a rectangular baseSigned and stamped to the base "Societe Des Bronzes De Paris" JP 96442cm high

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED OPAL HEAD OF ATHENAThe head with ringleted hair, and helmet with carved plume and Green Man style maskSize/dimensions: 2.3cm longGross weight: 3.7 gramsThe late scholar and jewellery historian Gertrud Seidmann (1919-2013), who specialised in engraved gems stated:Carving opal is a hazardous undertaking to say the least, as opal can crack and spoil if the temperature conditions fluctuate. Condition Report: The opal has a crack near her mouth on one side and fracturing up her cheek by her hairline,there are numerous chips, to her helmet, the plume is missing the front section, chips to helmet detail by her ears. Well polished. There is glue around the base when the head was once attached to something.Condition Report Disclaimer

A copper helmet shaped coal bucket; fire side implements; brass and glass magazine rack; etc

♦19 x Roman Provincial, comprising: Amorgos - Aegiale Julia Domna AE23 rev. Demeter in quadriga right (BMC 7); Commagene - Zeugma AE23 obv. laureate head left, rev. ΖƐΥΓΜΑΤƐⲰΝ , temple on mound, B in right field (cf.RPC IV 5753); 2 x Ionian Islands - Corcyra: Caracalla AE26 obv. laureate head right, rev. Galley right (BMC 681); and AE21 obv. young Herakles head rihgt, rev. galley with magistrate's name PIΛΩΝ above; 6 x Caria to include: Antiochia ad Maeandrum Gallienus AE72 rev. male figure standing left (BMC 59); Apollonia Salabace Salonina AE33 obv. bust right, rev. Zeus seated left holding Nike in right hand (BMC 28); Attuda Julia Domna AE30 rev. Asklepios standing left (BMC 32); Cnidus AE13 obv. head left; 2 x Heraclea Salbace: Geta AE28 rev. three figures standing; and Julia Domna AE28 rev. Aphrodite within tetrastyle temple (BMC 29-30); and Stratonicea Julia Domna AE28 rev. Hekate standing left, lighted altar before (BMC 61); and 8 x Pontos comprising: 4 x Amasia: AE17 obv. Perseu head right, rev. cornucopia between pilei surmounted by stars (cf.BMC 2); Trajan AE21 rev. temple; Severus Alexander AE34 rev. eagle standing facing right on altar quadriga above (cf.BMC 39 var.); and Julia Domna AE30 rev. Tyche holding rudder and cornucopia; 3 x Amisus AE26 rev. confronting figures; AE20 obv. Ares right in crested helmet, rev. sword in sheath, monogram left (BMC 43); and AE21 obv. aegis with facing Gorgon in centre, rev. Nike (cf.BMC 72); and Neocaesarea Caracalla AE29 rev. temple; VG to GFine

♦Roman Provincial - Phrygia, Marcus Aurelius (as Caesar under Antoninus Pius AD 139-61) AE 24 (24mm, 7.12g), obv. [MA]PHΛIOC V HPO[CKAI], young head right, rev. [EΠI]ΠEICΩNOCTEPT CVNNA ΔEΩ[N], Athena? wearing Corinthian helmet left, spear in left hand, patera? in right (BMC –; cf.RPC –), GFine possibly unrecorded

* Flying Helmet. An Australian B Type flying helmet circa 1938-40, brown leather with zip-up ear cups, chamois lining with Stagg's Australia tailor's label QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C type flying helmet worn by Newington, brown leather with chamois lining inscribed with F/Cdt Newington, rubber earpieces with Air Ministry markings, the serial number worn, internal wiring for the microphone and wired loom with brown bakelite bell shape plug marked numbered in red ink 7110984 (bakelite chipped) QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII Battle of Britain period Navy C Type flying helmet, brown leather with zip-up ear cups enclosing radio receivers stamped AM 10A/12443, chamois lining QTY: (1)

* Flying Apparel. A pair of RAF Mark II flying goggles, soft brown leather stamped in gold 'Goggle Mask Flying Mark II, The Triplex Goggle Mask & Lens Co Ltd, yellow tinted split lenses hinged in the centre, brown fur face pads and elasticated head strap, together with a Battle of Britain period brown leather flying helmet, the chamois lining with Air Ministry tailor's label for Frank Bryan dated 1940, 22C-65 (size 1), plus a pair of fur flying gloves the leather lining inscribed 'E.C. Taylor, Tanyard Farm, Hollingbourne, KentQTY: (3)NOTE:Please note that all three items are associated and have not been worn by the same pilot.

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C type flying helmet worn by 'Varsity', brown leather with chamois lining inscribed with owner's name, rubber earpieces with Air Ministry markings, serial number 10A/13466, internal wiring for the microphone and wired loom with brown bakelite bell shape plug marked numbered 10h/10991 QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF E Type flying helmet, Airtex cloth with chamois earpads, stamped in black ink Ref No 22C 974 and additionally stamped No 2 67-7, inscribed MA on the blue elasticated strap QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C type flying helmet worn by Holland, brown leather with chamois lining inscribed with the owner's name, rubber earpieces marked with AM 10A/12443, wired loom with brown bakelite bell shape plug marked Ref. No 10H/10991 (bakelite cracked) QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF D Type flying helmet, lightweight cotton twill fabric lined with satin and quilted half moon-shaped flap at the rear to protect the wearer from the sun, stamped in black ink No 3 wired with bakelite bell lume and E Type oxygen mask, black rubber numbered A.M. Ref No 6D/473 QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A 1940 canvas flying helmet, with tailor's label for James Forsyth (St Albans) Ltd 1940, size 6 7/8, stamped in black ink Q WD 221 with broad arrow together with a pair of folding flying goggles with brown leather facepad and elasticated strap (worn)QTY: (2)

* Flying Helmets. A collection of WWI and interwar period leather flying helmets, including a B type style helmet with popstud earpiece covers and chamois lining, variable condition and some in much poorer conditionQTY: (6)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII Battle of Britain period B Type flying helmet, dark brown leather with zip-up ear cups lacking pullers, chamois lining with ink stamps and panda logoQTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII Battle of Britain period B Type flying helmet worn by R.W. Hurnall, dark brown leather, Frank Brian tailors label, size 2, dated 1939, with zip-up ear cups lacking pullers, chamois lining inscribed with the owner's name QTY: (1)

* Lance Cap. A rare example of a post-1901 officers' lance cap of the 21st Empress of India Lancers, the black leather skull with the upper portion of French Grey Melton cloth showing minor moth damage, with gold gimp cord across the top and down the angles, to the left side is a gold bullion boss with cypher, the gilt lance cap plate is mounted with silvered Royal Arms, battle honours and title scroll, leather peak with gold bullion lines, two gilt metal lion head boss’s support chin chain with velvet backing, leather sweatband to the interior, together with the Officers previous helmet plate indicating service in the reign of Queen Victoria, with full dress plume QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Formerly from the Warwick Cary Collection, Australia.

* Lance Cap. An officer's lance cap of the 17th Lancers, possibly of the 1828 pattern showing a red waistband as introduced by William IV (previously blue) and as indicated in the 1831 dress regulations, the helmet plate would have originally been the type with a broad base band and displaying Hanovarian arms, it appears this Officer's service crossed over to Queen Victoria which required a new plate without the Hanoverian arms and the new VR boss on blue, in 1840 the waisted band reverted to blue which correctly places the modification to circa 1840, some restoration QTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: Formerly from the Warwick Cary Collection, Australia.

* Pickelhaube. A WWI Imperial German Guards pickelhaube, the black leather skull with brass eagle helmet plate with the banner Mitt Gott Fur Koenig und Vaterland" (With God for King and Fatherland), with silver star with black enamel eagle and the motto Suum Cuique (To each his own), brass spike top and red and black cockades, brass chin scales, original cloth lining QTY: (1)

* Pickelhaube. A WWI Prussian pickelhaube, with pressed steel helmet plate, black leather skull and spike top, retaining one cockade, the lining perished and the helmet in a generally tired condition QTY: (1)

* Court Sword. A Victorian court sword, the 80 cm steel blade by H Poole & Co, Saville Row, London, etched with military trophies and foliate scrolls, cast brass shell guard depicting griffins, elaborate knucklebow, brass wire bound grip and knights helmet pommel, overall length 94 cm, with sword knot, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts, together with another Victorian court sword by F.P Scholte, Saville Row, London plus an Elizabeth II period Masonic ceremonial sword by Wilkinson Sword LtdQTY: (3)

* Flying Helmet Accessories. A type C headset, with stores reference for 10A/12570 together with a mixed collection of WWII RAF bell shape looms, a rubber high-altitude tube plus 6 wires with connectors and other items QTY: (a carton)

* Flying Helmet. A 1930s brown leather flying helmet by D Lewis Ltd Oxford, with tailors label chamois lining with Gosport tube intercom headset, together with another flying helmet of the same period, black leather with tailors label for S. Lewis London, with Gosport tube intercom headset plus some spare tubes QTY: (2)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C type wired flying helmet worn by 'D F Mallard', brown leather (worn) with chamois lining inscribed with owner's name, with radio telephone receivers marked AM 10A/13466, wired together with an H type oxygen mask (medium) with a built-in microphone QTY: (1)

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C type wired flying helmet worn by 'Mallard', brown leather with chamois lining, with radio telephone receivers marked AM 10A/13466 together with an H type oxygen mask (large) with built-in microphone and high altitude breathing tube plus a pair of Mk VIII flying gogglesQTY: (1)

* Paulin (George H, 1888-1962). Soldier 51st Highland Division 1926, bronze, modelled a WWI soldier in service uniform holding a rifle with helmet and field kit on the naturalistic base, signed and dated 1926, 39 cm highQTY: (1)NOTE:Provenance: David Cohen Fine Art.George Henry Paulin (1888-1962) was a Scottish sculptor commonly known as Harry, he was born in Clackmannanshire, Scotland in 1888 and educated at Dollar Academy from 1900-1905. He displayed great artistic talent and attracted the attention of his neighbour who was the artist Sholto Johnstone Douglas. Douglas encouraged the family to send Harry to Edinburgh College of Art which attended. Harry travelled extensively and visited Paris and Rome and later attended the L'Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris for a year.At the outbreak of WWI Harry returned to Scotland from Italy and enlisted in the Lothians and Border Horse as a Trooper. In November 1914 he was trampled by a horse and invalided out of the army in December. He re-enlisted with the Royal Flying Corps as an Observer. In 1918 he transferred to the Royal Naval Air Service as Lieutenant and later that year in the Royal Air Force as a role of intelligence.Post-war Harry was commissioned for many war memorials including the Kirkcudbright war memorial and the 51st (Highland) Division which is erected in Newfoundland's Field of Remembrance at Beaumont-Hamel, Somme, France.The memorial which is a huge sculpture identical to the smaller bronze offered for sale commemorates the soldiers of the 51st Division killed during WWI. It is located near Y Ravine, Beaumont-Hamel which was the position of the Division's first major victory on 13 November 1916 during the Battle of Ancre in the closing stages of the Battle of the Somme.      

* Flying Helmet. A WWII RAF C-type flying helmet, brown leather with chamois lining, earpieces stamped AM 10/13466, with microphone, wired with bakelite bell shaped plug, together with a WWII Air Ministry stopwatch Mk VI by Venner, the circular dial stamped 'Verner Time Switches Ltd No 1674 Type H.42 (damaged), the back of the casing stamped AM Ref No 6B / 132 Stop Watch Mark IV Venner Time Switches Ltd No 486/38, plus a military issue stopwatch by Smiths, the back of the casing stamped 1/2 SEO 6645 101001 6B /539 4723/53 QTY: (2)

* Flying Helmet. An American Air Force flying helmet by Fantex, grey finish with integral visor and manufacturers label for Fantex Corporation USAF DWG 60-C-4459, padded earpieces and microphone, contained in a green cloth bag with Fancies Industries, Inc trade labelQTY: (1)

* Flying Helmets. An RAF Mk4A bone dome flying helmet by Helmets Ltd, Wheathampstead, green finish with padded earpieces and stores reference number 22C/1303988, lacking visor, together with an RAF Mk1A (size 2) green bone dome helmet shell only with stores reference number 22C/1253082 serial number 97031, a cream Mk1A bone dome helmet (size regular), with visor numbered M/A&B 22C/1252984, interior brown leather label with stores reference number 22C/65198, plus a green bone dome flying helmet with visor numbered 22C/125297, with cloth bag QTY: (4)

* Flying Helmets. A Post WWII RAF G type flying helmet (size 2), light blue cloth with soft brown leather earpads, tailors label, inscribed with owners name 'A/PO Oldfield' with H type green rubber oxygen mask and high altitude tube, together with two further G type flying helmets one worn by WO Mallard, 181 Sqn QTY: (3)NOT:Please note the green bone dome helmet is now lot 67.

Flying Helmet. A green bone dome flying helmet, 3C medium, stores reference number 22C/125 3124

Two silver pin cushions, comprising a double ended example the cylinder body engraved with leaf scrolls, 3cms, and an early example of disc form one side with a raised image of a grotesque male mask wearing an elaborate helmet, twin ring suspension with chain links, 3.5cms dia. (2) From a distinguished UK Private Collection

A wooden box with haberdashery items together with 2 empty deed boxes, an empty metal box and a metal army helmet.

A box containing a desk lamp, a set of antlers and Headware, including a Pith Helmet, an Austrakian Hat with Corks, a Safari hat etc

A Samurai helmet in a presentation box with accessories

A white metal Spike Helmet of Shropshire Imperial Yeomanry, also Tunic and Trews, two peaked Caps and a short scarlet Jacket

A Victorian 1847 Albert Pattern North Somerset Yeomanry Helmet Plate, brass with a crown above a shield with central VR surrounded by 'The North Somerset' within a white metal star and oak and laurel wreath. 17 x 14.5 cm. *CR: Two of three fixing posts with solder. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A Victorian Officers Cloth Helmet badge for the Somerset Light Infantry. A brass badge with Crown above an eight pointed star with laurel wreath and Egypt emblem above a slung bugle within garter, and 'Somersetshire Light Infantry' 13 x 11cm and another similar with King's Crown. (2). *CR: Good condition, see images. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A silvered helmet plate with a Queen's Crown above a Maltese Cross, '2' to the center within 'Somersetshire Rifle Volunteers' 9.5 x 7cm. *CR: Three lugs to the reverse, one bent. Lightly tarnished. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A darkened pressed metal helmet plate with a Queen's crown above a Maltese Cross, a slung bugle to the center within 'Somerset Light Infantry' 3rd. Volr. Battn. 9 x 6.5cm. Three lugs to the reverse. *CR: Slightly tarnished to the reverse. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A collection of ten other Ranks' round helmet plate centers (1881 - 1914): Worcestershire, The Welsh, Dorsetshire (2), South Lancashire, North Lancashire, Warwickshire, Norfolk, Devonshire and Leinster. (10). *CR: Mixed condition, some with centers, some on lugs others on slideds. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A collection of eleven other Ranks' round helmet plate centers (1881 - 1914): West Riding, Royal Sussex, Norfolk (2), Dorsetshire, The Buffs East Kent, Royal Berkshire, Devonshire, Manchester, Northamptonshire, Notts & Derby. (11). *CR: Mixed condition, some with lugs, others on slides. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A pressed brass helmet plate with Queen's Crown above an attached bronzed centerpiece with a slung bugle within 'Somersetshire' and a laurel wreath against a eight pointed star. 13 x 11cm, and a similar helmet plate with King's Crown and gilt center. (2). *CR: lugs bent and centerpiece to one loose. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A Somerset Light Infantry Other Ranks 1878-81 Helmet Plate with a Queen's Crown above a garter and wreath against an eight pointed star with fitted '13' to the center, with twin lug fixings, 13 x 11cm and a similar smaller one piece plate with pierced '13' against a textured ground. 10 x 9cm. (2). *CR: Both with very light marks to the surfaces. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

A gilt metal helmet plate with a Queen's Crown above a pointed star and wreath with detachable central initials A.S.C. 13 x 10.5cm and a similar Royal Marines helmet plate 13 x 10.5cm. *CR: Repair to attaching pins on reverse. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.

Helmet plate centers or cap badges for the Royal Berkshires, Royal Lancasters and Warwickshire Regiments, a menu card holder in the form of a 'Nottinghamshire '45' badge, a Victoria's Corp of guides badge and a helmet plate backing. 6 items. *CR: Mostly good condition. *BP 22.5% (18.75% plus VAT) plus a lot fee of £8 inc. VAT on each lot.