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WW2 American Fixed Bale M1 Steel Combat Helmet, superb example of an early M1 pattern steel combat helmet which retains nearly all of its original rough textured green paint finish to the exterior of the shell and most of the green paint over the lower brim covering. Helmet shell with front seam split and the chinstrap bales being fixed. Complete with the original separate liner with stamp to the interior for the maker Westinghouse Electric Company. Complete with both the thin brown leather strap and the larger webbing rear strap. Overall a superb example that has probably not been issued. Early fix bale examples were the type worn by the American forces during the Italian and Normandy landings.

American Swivel Bale M1 Steel Combat Helmet, good combat worn example with green paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Front seam split to the shell. Complete with its interior removable liner. Green canvas strap, slightly damaged. Helmet shows wear. Swivel bale helmet shells were introduced and issued to US forces towards the end of WW2.

WW2 Belgium Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, excellent example of the M26 pattern Adrian helmet retaining nearly all of its original paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Complete with Belgium lion helmet badge to the front. Interior retains the original leather liner system and leather chinstrap. These helmets are quite hard to find because Belgium was occupied so early by the German’s, many of the helmets were captured and re-issued for civil defence use with the Luftschutz or destroyed.

French M-45 Pattern Tankers Helmet, steel helmet with dark horizon blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Small comb to the top of the helmet and large leather pad to the front. Complete with the original liner system and thin leather chinstrap.

Afghan Army M-18 Steel Combat Helmet, good example of the German made M-18 steel combat helmet with the modifications made by the Afghan army. Complete with the original leather liner system and leather chinstrap. Accompanied by a modern made Aghan Pakol headdress in grey wool. (2 items) The German government sold to Afghanistan a large number of M-16 and M-18 pattern steel helmets which were surplus to requirements. These were then adapted for use by the Afghans.

Imperial German Baden Other Ranks Pickelhaube Helmet Plates, being a brass other ranks Baden Infantry / Artillery helmet plate with loop fittings to the reverse. Remains in good condition. Accompanied by another other ranks brass helmet plate for Baden but with a reserve cross to the centre, however still with the motto to the lower scrolls. Loop fittings to the reverse. (2 items)

2x Imperial German Prussian Pickelhaube Helmet Plates, both being brass other ranks examples, both with loop fittings to the reverse; small brass Prussian eagle cartouche badge with bar fitting to the reverse; Bavarian helmet / shako plate with screw post fittings to the reverse, crown to one lion is absent; grey metal garde shako plate with a Hessian crown to the centre and loop fittings to the reverse, this appears to be a fantasy item which does not exist. (4 items)

Imperial German Oldenburg Pickelhaube Helmet Plate, brass other ranks / NCO’s pickelhaube helmet plate with the Prussian eagle having the Oldenburg starburst to the centre of the chest. Two screw post fittings to the reverse of the plate.

Imperial German Wurttemberg (Konigin Olga) Dragoon Regiment Nr 25 Reserve Officers Pickelhaube with Parade Plume, good untouched example of the officers helmet with dragoon style square dip peak with silver trim. Officers Wurttemberg helmet plate in white metal with gilt reserve cross to the centre. Officers brass domed scaled chinstraps with officers state and national cockades. Silver spike cross base with brass officers securing stars and silver (plating worn) parade spike with the white horse hair parade plume / brush. Interior with leather officers sweatband and officers lining which shows wear. Antlers absent from stag on the helmet plate and fittings dulled, but still a good example of a scarce helmet.

Imperial German Prussian Officers Pickelhaube, superb example of a Prussian officers helmet with gilt metal officers helmet plate to the centre. Officers state and national cockades. Scaled officers chinstraps. Brass front trim and rear spine. Circular spike base with officers spike and star stud fittings. Helmet is complete with leather sweatband and officers cloth lining with gilt tooled tailors details, in the centre “C. W. BORCHERT”. Helmet is complete with the original cloth trench cover. Housed in its original storage case. A superb example with the fittings retaining much of the fire gilt finish still.

Imperial German Saxon Reserve Enlisted Ranks Pickelhaube, fine example of an other ranks leather pickelhaube with original Saxon reserve other ranks pattern helmet plate to the centre. Saxon pattern reich and state cockades with an original other ranks leather chinstrap. Helmet with circular spike base with domed rivets and other ranks spike. Rear spine and front trim also in brass. Helmet is complete with its original other ranks leather liner. Dresden makers mark to the interior of the shell and dated 1913. Overall a superb example of a Saxon reserve enlisted ranks helmet. Not an easy helmet to locate.

WW1 German Prussian Artillery Kugelhelm, fine untouched example with leather body shell, brass other ranks Prussian pickelhaube helmet plate, brass front trim and rear spine. Circular base with domed rivets and Artillery ball top. Complete with other ranks state and national cockades and original chinstrap. Complete with the original leather liner to the interior. Rear peak stamped with regimental markings “F.A.R 55” and date 1915. Very nice untouched example.

WW1 German M-17 Steel Combat Helmet, standard M-16 steel helmet shell with the M-17 steel liner band and three brown leather liner pads. Helmet shell has a two tone paint finish in light green and ochre. Complete with leather chinstrap. Helmet has some light pitting but generally still a good example.

WW1 German M-17 Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, untouched as found example with the remains of its original dark camouflage paint finish of browns and green with black separation lines. Interior with metal liner band and three brown leather liner pads. Helmet is still complete with its original leather chinstrap. Some pitting and surface rusting but generally a good untouched example.

WW1 German Steel Helmet Snipers Brow Plate (Stirnpanzer), fine example of an original brow plate known as a Stirnpanzer, for wear with the German M-16 steel combat helmet by snipers and machine gunners etc. Worn in connection sometimes with the Sappenpanzer body armour. The steel plate retains much of the original field combat paint finish. Slots for the fixing of a leather strap (now absent). Some light surface pitting but generally a very good example of a scarce item

German Military Table Bust, small bronze coloured figure of a German soldier wearing steel helmet mounted onto a polished stone base with plaque engraved “Zur Erinnerung andie Kameraden der Kmdtr Swinemunde 27.6.1931”. Stands 15 ½ cms.

Third Reich Silver Grade Wound Badge by Friedrich Orth Wien, early example with much of the silver finish remaining to the obverse of the award. Rear stamped “L/14” for the maker Friedrich Orth, Wien. Complete with the catch and hook but no pin fitting. Accompanied by a un-marked black grade wound badge with pin and hook fixing, German Veterans Association aluminium tunic breast eagle, Afrika Korps pith helmet decal, 1935 day badge, Luftwaffe tunic breast eagle, alloy car tax disc and a selection of WHW porcelain figures on pin backs. (small group)

German Stahlhelmbund Front Heil Belt Buckle, good untouched example of the brass and nickel belt buckle with German steel helmet to the centre. Buckle on the remains of the leather belt. Untouched as found example.

WW2 German Luftwaffe M-35 Pattern Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of a M-35 pattern Luftwaffe steel combat helmet retaining much of the original Luftwaffe blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Complete with 2nd pattern Luftwaffe eagle decal and original tri-colour decal. Interior of the helmet has the original leather liner and leather chinstrap. Shell stamped “SE66” and batch number “4283”. Rear skirt painted in white with the original owners name “Stelzig”. Good untouched example, some light surface rusting to both the exterior and interior, but original double decal helmets are becoming increasingly hard to find.

WW2 German Luftwaffe M-35 Pattern Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, untouched as found example of a M-35 pattern steel combat helmet with the remains of the original Luftwaffe 2nd pattern eagle decal and also the national tri-colour decal. Exterior of the shell has remains of the Luftwaffe blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet has an original leather steel helmet harness carry strap with metal clip fittings for attaching to the combat belt when not in wear. Helmet retains the original leather liner system and the leather chinstrap. Leather liner is dry and some damage to the tongues. White painted name to the rear skirt “Sauer”. Shell is stamped “Q66” and rear skirt “229”. Good untouched as found example.

WW2 German Luftwaffe M-35 Pattern Former Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example retaining much of its original Luftwaffe blue combat paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet is complete with its original 2nd pattern Luftwaffe eagle decal and clear evidence of removal of the tri-colour from the other side. Complete with the original leather chinstrap. Leather liner with aluminium liner band, interestingly the leather liner has been attached to the liner band using small twist wire, this all appears to be period applied. Shell maker stamp is not clear but the batch number appears to be “43103”. Helmet shows some expected service wear and leather work dry and cracked in places. Overall a good untouched example of a M-35 combat helmet.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Field Division Normandy Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of an original M-35 steel combat helmet with a very subdued Normandy pattern three tone camouflage paint finish to the exterior and the interior rim of the shell. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner and aluminium liner band. The leather liner has come away from the band in places. Complete with its original leather chinstrap. Sections of Luftwaffe blue paint can be seen in the interior which is why we have identified this example as Luftwaffe. Helmet shell is stamped “SE68” and batch number appears to be “4966”, however it is not very clear and the stamps are feint. Overall a very good example of an untouched classic Normandy campaign camouflaged steel combat helmet.

WW2 German Luftwaffe M-40 Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example retaining much of the original combat paint finish to the exterior of the shell and the Luftwaffe blue paint finish to the interior. Helmet has the remains of the original Luftwaffe 2nd pattern eagle decal, approximately 55%. Attached to the helmet is a original Luftwaffe blue canvas bread bag strap, these were often used to assist with camouflaging helmets, especially during the Normandy campaign. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner system and leather chinstrap. Shell is stamped “ET64” and “1123” to the rear skirt. Helmet shows some honest service wear, some flaking and small areas of damage to the liner system, but generally still a good example.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Afrikakorps (D.A.K) Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, good example of a M-40 pattern steel combat helmet which retains much of its original tropical camouflage paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Under the paint you can make out the original Luftwaffe 2nd pattern helmet decal. The helmet is fitted with an original leather carry harness strap which allowed the helmet to be clipped to the combat belt when not being worn. Interior retains the original Luftwaffe blue paint finish. Original leather liner to the interior and 1942 dated leather chinstrap. Liner is inked with original owners name. Rear skirt of the shell is painted in white “H. Th.” Shell is stamped with “Q6-“ and batch number appears to be “1198”, however first number is obscured. Some rusting to the harness clips but generally a good example of a North Africa or Mediterranean theatre camouflaged steel helmet.

WW2 German Luftwaffe M-42 Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of a M-42 raw edge pattern steel combat helmet retaining much of the original dark blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Complete with 55% of the original Luftwaffe 2nd pattern eagle decal. Complete with the original leather liner to the interior and leather chinstrap. Shell stamped to the rear “hkp68” and “0395”. Some wear to the leather liner on the forehead section but generally still a good untouched example.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Paratroopers (Fallschirmjager) Steel Helmet, superb example of the late type paratrooper combat helmet without decal and with the more flared edge. Helmet is complete with almost all of its original combat paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet has the correct late type spanner bolts, which is how it should be for this model. Helmet has been fitted with a Luftwaffe blue cloth bread bag strap, this was common practice by paratroopers during the Normandy campaign to help attach camouflage. The helmet is complete with the original special pattern leather liner system which is complete and nicely stamped. Original full leather chinstrap harness with the original buckles and press snaps. Shell is stamped “ckl 68”. Some obvious service wear, but overall a very good example of a desirable steel helmet.

WW2 German Armed Forces M-42 Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example retaining much of its original combat paint finish to the exterior and the interior of the shell. The helmet is a non-decaled example. Complete with its original brown leather liner system and leather chinstrap. Helmet liner has become dry and cracked in places, a oil protectorate has been put on the leather. Shell stamped to the rear “CKL 66” and “4246”. Generally good example.

* German Reichsluftschutzbund (R.L.B) Steel Helmet, civilian pattern helmet with a grey paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet has large starburst insignia to the front for the RLB. Interior has a civilian style leather liner with cork spacers between the liner and the shell. Complete with civilian pattern chinstrap. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

WW2 German Luftschutz Gladiator Pattern Steel Helmet, fine one piece gladiator pattern steel helmet as worn by the German Luftschutz and some other civilian organisations. Helmet retains much of its original dark blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Three brown leather liner pads with cork spacers to the liner band. Civilian pattern chinstrap and decal to rear skirt with details. Good example overall.

WW2 German Luftschutz Gladiator Pattern Steel Helmet, being a multipiece made shell with dark blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet has been fitted with a post war applied Luftschutz helmet decal. Interior with the original leather liner system with cork spacers between. Original chinstrap and markings to the rear skirt.

* WW2 German Luftschutz Gladiator Pattern Steel Helmet Reputed to be For the BMW Factory, an original Luftschutz gladiator pattern helmet with the original blue paint finish. The helmet has its original winged decal which a BMW factory decal has been applied over the top, we believe this decal to be a later post war embellishment. Helmet is complete with its original three leather pad liner system. Complete with leather chinstrap. Rear of the helmet has also a BMW Munchen decal label, which again we believe to have been added later. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

WW2 German M-40 Steel Combat Helmet, good original M-40 pattern steel combat helmet which retains much of its original combat paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Complete with its original light tan leather liner and RbNR marked chinstrap. Shell stamped “ET66” and batch number “354”. The helmet has had a Waffen-SS and Croatian Volunteers decal added, these we believe to be post war embellishments.

Refurbished WW2 German Steel Helmet, an original M-40 pattern steel helmet which has been refurbished with modern reproduction Kriegsmarine double decals, refurbished paint and interior with a leather liner added on aluminium liner band. An original leather chinstrap fitted to the helmet. Shell is stamped “NS64” and “E129” to the rear.

* WW2 German M-40 Steel Combat Helmet, an original M-40 pattern steel helmet which still retains its single German army decal to the side, quite worn. Helmet has a pig skin liner to the interior. Helmet has been painted to the exterior with a tropical paint finish, this however in our opinion has possibly been done after the war by a collector. Shell has stamps to the interior, maker is not clear but the batch number appears to be “3136”. Ideal for display or for restoration. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

* WW2 German M-42 Steel Combat Helmet, an original large size M-42 raw edge pattern steel helmet shell which retains much of its original combat paint finish. The shell is stamped to the interior skirt “3035”. Helmet is fitted with an ill-fitting original leather liner which has ink name of the original owner “J Friedrich” and unit mark “1. Kp. 3 Zug 2 Korpot”. Helmet has a leather chinstrap. The shell has a Waffen-SS single decal, this we are not happy to guarantee as original pre-1945, so bidders must satisfy themselves as to originality, current vendor purchased as an original pre-1945 piece. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

* WW2 German M-40 Steel Combat Helmet, an original M-40 pattern steel combat helmet which retains much of the original paint finish to the shell. Interior with its original leather liner system and remains of the original leather chinstrap. Shell is stamped “SE66” and batch number “10029”. Some flaking and cracking to the leather liner and the shell has some pitting. The helmet has Waffen-SS and party shield decals, these however we believe to be post war embellishments. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

* WW2 German M-40 Steel Combat Helmet, an original M-40 pattern steel combat helmet which retains its original leather liner and damaged leather chinstrap. The shell has stampings to the rear skirt which appear to be “Q62” and “DN389”. The helmet has a white wash paint finish to the exterior and Waffen-SS double decals, we believe that these are more than likely post war embellishments but done extremely well. This item has been imported from outside the EU so is subject to a 5% import duty on the hammer price.

Royal Air Force Inter War Period 2nd Armoured Car Company Foreign Service Helmet, fine example of a khaki cloth covered foreign service helmet with typical thick folded pagri with RAF cloth pagri flash with brass “2” to the centre. Green cloth lined interior with the original brown leather sweatband. Helmet has some staining and shows some service wear. Number 2 Armoured Car Company RAF was formed on 7th April 1922 in Egypt. The unit was involved in the tensions in Palestine pre-WW2 and in WW2 continued to serve as a ground establishment unit in the North African campaign.

WW2 WAAF Steel Helmet, interesting civilian pattern British steel helmet shell with three pierced dots to the brim of the shell indicating not suitable for front line service. Helmet is painted in the RAF blue / grey with stencilled to the front “RAF” in black. Complete with its 1941 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap. These helmets were issued to members of the female section of the RAF (Women’s Auxiliary Air Force) and also to civilians working on airfields or aircraft establishments under control of the RAF.

WW2 USAAF Aircrew Air Gunners Steel Helmet and Flying Helmet Set, superb grouping consisting of an original USAAF aircrew M-3 pattern steel helmet with its original moveable ear flaps. Helmet retains much of the original rough textured green paint finish to the exterior and interior. Helmet with the original liner system and webbing chinstraps. Also brown leather USAAF A-11 pattern flight helmet with USAAF stamp to the side and the original ear phones. Set is complete with the original pair of flight goggles and A-14 type oxygen mask set with its original card storage box with illustration of a aviator to the front. Overall a superb set which remains in very good condition. (4 parts) Please note display head is only available for bidders in the UK, we can not ship on display head to bidders outside the UK.

Spanish Version of M42 German Helmet - Post War

WWI Era Yorkshire Regiment Dress Jacket, Mess Jackets, Spiked Helmet, WWI Trio and Accessories (Captain/Major G.E. Lawrence)

WWII M42 Single Decal Wehrmacht Helmet with Liner. Stamped NS64 on Interior

The Buffs and the East Kent Regiment officer's helmet plate 12.2 cm long

A rare Victorian Officer's shako of the Scottish Rifles (26th Foot) black cloth body and braided cords with blackened strung bugle badge beneath a blackened star on a corded boss with silk lined interior and leather chin strap and sweat band inscribed "Hawkes and Co helmet, cap, sword and accoutrement makers, 14 Piccadilly London" (plume missing) together with Hawkes and Co faux tortoiseshell lacquered tin hat box inscribed "Capt.n S C Houston, the Scottish Rifles"

Georgian hallmarked silver helmet shaped cream jug, London 1787, maker John Wakelin & William Taylor, height 15cm, weight 162g

Scottish. 1st Admin. Battalion Elginshire Rifles Victorian helmet plate circa 1879-86. Good rare die-stamped silvered crowned star bearing laurel sprays and 1ST A.B. ELGINSHIRE RIFLES strap; Thistle to voided centre. Two loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Berkshire Regiment helmet plate circa 1881-85. Good rare die-stamped brass crowned star bearing laurel sprays and detachable circlet inscribed BERKSHIRE; Stag and Oak to voided centre. Two toned loops to reverse of star, two of threee to centre. Minor service wear. VGC The Regiment were granted the title Royal on 29th September 1885; reflected in the helmet plate. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Hampshire Regiment Victorian helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Good die-stamped brass crowned star bearing laurel sprays and applied circlet inscribed HAMPSHIRE; Tiger to voided centre. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Royal Artillery Victorian helmet plate circa 1878-1901. Good die-stamped brass Royal Arms with scroll below UBIQUE over a gun resting on a scroll QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Royal Engineers Victorian helmet plate circa 1878-1901. Good die-stamped brass Royal Arms with scroll below inscribed UBIQUE resting on tri-part scroll's QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT. Loops VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Kings Liverpool Regiment post 1908 Officer helmet plate . Good scarce die-stamped silver plated example as worn by 9th Battalion. Crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing THE KINGS REGT scroll; crimson velvet centre bears motto over the White Horse of Hanover. Two of three loops GC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Scottish. 2nd Admin. Bn. Aberdeenshire Rifle Volunteers Victorian helmet plate circa 1878-80. Good rare die-stamped white metal crowned star bearing laurel sprays and title circlet; St. Andrew and Cross to voided centre. Brass loops VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Yorkshire Regiment Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1881-1901. Good gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays with silver scroll THE YORKSHIRE REGIMENT; black velvet centre bearing silver and gilt Dannebrog. Three screw posts. Split between orb and crown; four surplus holes to reverse centre. PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

149th Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery (Lancashire Yeomanry)(TA) WW2 pagri flash circa 1941-43 Yellow embroidered Hoylake Lighthouse on half red, half dark blue felt diamond Removed from helmet. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

The Duke of Edinburgh (Wiltshire Regiment) Officer helmet plate circa 1901-14. Fine gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays with silver scroll (by J & Co) THE WILTSHIRE REGIMENT; black velvet centre bearing gilt cross pattee, lined and with burnished edges, mounted with silver Ducal coronet and AEA cypher. Three loops. VGC This is the actual piece photographed as No. 270 in Head-dress Badges of the British Army. Provenance. Ex Hugh King Collection, Bosleys December 2008, Lot 205 PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Royal Berkshire Regiment Victorian Officer helmet plate circa 1885-1901. Good scarce gilt crowned star mounted with Garter and laurel sprays bearing silver scroll ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT; crimson velvet centre, slightly mothed, with silvered Stag and Oak tree. Three loops. VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire, Wiltshire Regiment EIIR Corps of Drums/Band helmet plate. Good die-stamped brass crowned star bearing laurel sprays, the detachable centre with Maltese cross bearing Sphinx on Egypt set on title circlet. Three loops to reverse VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

5th Royal Gurkha Rifles Officers helmet badge circa 1927-47. Fine scarce large die-cast silver plated Royal Crest on 5 resting between the blades of crossed kukris. Loops VGC PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER ONLY

A George IV Scottish cream boat Robert Grey, Glasgow 1820, in the Regency style with embossed vine border; together with a pair of sauce boats, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd Birmingham 1930 with a gadrooned border; and a collection to include spill vases, twin-handled 17th-Century style porringer, George III cream helmet, a French 19th-Century cream jug and sugar bowl(Height: 10cm, weight all in: 34.6oz)Provenance: Property of the late the Hon. Elizabeth Fairbairn