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7 antike Bronze- und Silbermünzen - dabei u.a. 1 x Römische Republik - Denar 125 v .Chr../Rom, M. Porcius Laeca, Av: Romakopf mit Flügelhelm n.r., davor Wertzeichen, danach LAECA, Rv: Libertas in sprengender Quadriga wird von fliegender Victoria bekränzt , darunter M PORC, im Abschnitt ROMA, ss, leicht berieben, Patina. Dazu Weiteres. Erhalt stets unterschiedlich. Eine Besichtigung sollte sich lohnen! 7 ancient bronze and silver coins - i.a. 1 x Roman Republic - Denarius 125 B.C./Rome, M. Porcius Laeca, Obv: Head of Roma with winged helmet, mark of value, LAECA, Rv: Libertas in a bursting quadriga is crowned by flying Victoria, among them M PORC, in the section ROMA, VF, lighty rubbed, toning. More on this. Condition always different. A visit should be worthwhile!

A bandsman's peaked cap and a Spanish Army helmet, a/f

A miniature copper and brass diver's helmet

dating: 19th Century provenance: Italy, In iron, skull made in one piece. All different, including morion, burgonet and closed helmet. Five on modern, wooden supports. height 4.5 - 7 cm.

dating: late 18th Century provenance: France, Slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade with large central fuller and thin rear groove. Bronze hilt with big parts of original gilding, with beamed quillon, big guard with a lion holding a Phrygian cap, winged lion, cannon and a snake's tail. Wide loop-guard with grooves and big pommel with a plumed helmet. Wooden grip with metallic wire binding. Leather scabbard with brass mounts, two suspension rings. length 90 cm.

dating: 1600 - 1620 provenance: Italy, Heavy skull, composed of two pieces, with a small roped comb, a rectangular hole in the center, smooth sides, number '70' in the right part, four ventilation holes near the cheek-piece on both sides. Chanfrin with slightly sharpened brim and with raised and roped border, riveted at the mask-shaped visor, with finely prominent nose, eye-slots and mouth with raised borders and oblique pitting, central part with ventilation holes so as the nose. Beaver composed of two hinged pieces, carved together with a neck-guard plate. Hook for the visor and beaver. Neck-guard and nape-guard plate slightly sloping, with raised and roped border, nape-guard plate hammered together with two skull hemispheres. A row of brass rivets. Small remains of original leather strings inside. Small restore on the nape-guard plate. Provenance: Charles Buttin Collection, see 'Catalogue de la Collection D'Armes Anciennes de Charles Buttin', Rumilly, 1933, nr. 2, pages 13/14 and illustration plate 11. (A collection catalogue will be given together with the helmet).Baron Hans de Schulthess (1885-1951), Schloss Au, near Zurich, Switzerland.Literature:Claude Blair, European Armour, London, 1958, p. 150 José-A. Godoy, ‘Les Armets Savoyards du Musée d’Arte et d’Histoire de Genéve’, Geneva, N. S. Vol. L, 2002, pp.11-97. height 32 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: Italy, Fine set, finely made as the originals of the era. Fit-in helmet with skull in two halves, joined at the comb (smooth and of medium height); visor ribbed in the center with cusped upper border, eye-slots with prominence, vertical ventilation holes, followed by circular holes and, lower, with transversal holes. Beaver and skull with release snap button, row of rivets. Lower border of the beaver and skull with flight groove. Gorget with three front and back plates, upper border with rope. Breast-plate ribbed in the center, with gleanings, upper neckline is smooth so as the pauldron small plates border, gussets festooned en suite with other plates. Back-plate provided with three-plated culet, festooned as well. Front loin-guard and tassets all festooned, with smooth ropes. Brassards complete with partially festooned plates, elbow piece and knuckle-shields top parts resume the decoration with festooned plates. Complete scaled fingers. Full-leg defense carved en suite, with articulated sabbatons. Brass rivets, ropes carved en suite, smooth and with longitudinal rib, edges with a recessed band. On a wooden exhibition mannequin complete with high pedestal. Armour height 139 cm. height total with base 172 cm.

dating: About 1625 provenance: Germany, Composed of cuirass helmet, complete breast-plate, culet, knee-cops and complete brassards. Cuirass ventail helmet, with skull in two halves, riveted in the center, carved with ribs convergent at the peak with a pierced button on a star-base, chanfrin with raisable brim with upper border with wide cusps and remains of outlines, cusped brim with recessed and hemmed edge. Ventail with space for sight and circular and rectangular ventilation holes. Smooth beaver with hemmed edge. Neck-guard and nape-guard of single plate. Rows of iron rivets. Gorget with two front plates with smooth-roped neckline and row of iron rivets. Breast-plate with barely outlined and slightly ribbed in the center tapul. Back-plate with smooth roping. Complete brassards with epaulettes, partially cusped and strongly distanced at the border. Knuckle-shields with big cuffs with edges with a recessed band and paired rivets, plated back parts and complete scaled fingers. Interesting lobster-tailed cavalry knee-cops, convertible in cuirass tassettes, removable lower halves. Complete with a big removable culet, with plates with remains of double outlines. Restored leather strings. All with smooth roping. On a fine wooden support.Height as shown 137 cm. height total with base circa 184 cm.

dating: circa 1600 provenance: Augsburg, Composed of a cavalry helmet, bust complete with gorget, breast-plate and back-plate, complete brassards and knee-cops. Helmet with skull in one piece, with medium-height comb, with roped engraving on the border, raisable visor with a slot for a comb in the center, eye-slots with strongly relieved prominence, opening knob; ventail with double row of ventilation holes and remains of double lines, beaver with release button for ventail; a row of brass rivets at the skull's base, iron plume-holder on the back, neck-guard and nape-guard both of single plate with edge with a recessed band and file-roped border with downward turn, two-plated upper border with dotted festoons and double outline. Neck-collar with four front and back plates, the upper ones with a thick twisted rope, the others all with festooned upper edge, dotted and with double line. Fully enclosed arm defenses with articulated couters with large epaulettes with brass rivets, file-roped border and cusped upper edges; all the articulated plates of the brassards carved en suite with the gorget and helmet. Beautiful breast-plate, strongly ribbed in the center and with well evident tapul, engraved with a scene with an armed man, fully dressed and armed with a rapier is kneeling intent on praying devoutly the effigy of crucified Christ; both figures with traces of gilding, a cartouche above the knight with letters 'RUBR'; well visible Augsburg stamp under the thick file-roped neckline. Gussets with festooned borders en suite with other elements, pauldron small-plates with a thick roping en suite with neckline. Back-plate with two culet plates with festooned border. Front loin-guard with two plates provided with long knee-cops of thirteen elements, removable. Protection plates of the cuissard, all with upper border with dotted festoons and with double outlining. Articulated knuckle-shields with scaled fingers and back carved en suite with the other elements. Later leather strings but of old production anyway. Mounted on a wooden exhibition support.Height as shown circa 138 cm. This fine armour carved en suite is documented in 'Zeitschrift für historische Waffen', Dresden 1912-1914, as 'Ein Augsburger Trabharnisch'. height total with base circa 195 cm.

dating: about 1580 provenance: Germany, Skull in one piece, with comb with a thin border with roped engraving. Raisable visor, strongly elongated, with slot for a brim, thin eye-slots, sharpened front part, ribbed in the center, provided with opening lever on the right side; ventail with double rows of rectangular ventilation holes, present on both sides. Beaver and base of the skull with release snap buttons. Nape-guard and neck-guard both of two plates, external edge file-roped and with roped border. Iron rivets. Gorget with four front and back plates, neckline with very thick and twisted rope, the two lower plates with undulated gleanings. Breast-plate ribbed in the center and with well relieved tapul, gleanings with recessed undulated lines above; thick neckline of the breast-plate and pauldron small plates (smooth) with rope faced outward. Front loin-guard of two plates carved en suite with tassets with upper borders with festooned decorations alternated with smooth segments; all the lower edge with recessed band and with rope, which on the last two plates of tassets, becomes thick and well relieved, twisted as well. Back-plate provided with smooth protrusion. Smooth shoulder and brassards plates, internal border with recessed band and roped. Similar decoration on the elbow piece. Cuffs ribbed in the center, articulated hands with complete scaled fingers. Full-leg defense, all with drawing ribbed in the center. Articulated cuissards, provided with two additional plates and ending in a lunette with twisted roping. Knee-cop wings roped as well. Articulated sabbatons and with roping at the cap. Restored leather strings. Iron rivets. Armour height circa 180 cm. On a wooden exhibition mannequin, complete with high pedestal and accompanied by an antique ring-mail segment in the front part. Massive combat armour with a beautiful helmet which, although not signed, is a typical work of Anton Peffenhauser. height total with base circa 210 cm.

dating: second half of the 19th Century provenance: Germany, Fit-in helmet with strong skull in one piece, with evident signs of hammering inside, with three low roped combs, interposed with outlined longitudinal fullers. Fine visor in German style, with eye-slots with strong cusped prominence, evident face with gleanings, with vertical ventilation holes. Visor, autonomously raisable, held on the beaver by a riveted counter-visor plate. Beaver with fit-in neckline that resumes roping at the skull base, and provided with snap button closure. Back with plume-holder and stamp at the skull base.Gorget with three plates, roped and twisted neckline, for fit-in with the helmet. Rounded breast-plate, with "W"-mark different from the one on the helmet, and with pauldron small plates and neckline with typical twisted roping, very thick and faced outward. A folding rest on the right side, with engraved and festooned base. Back-plate carved en suite with the breast and with the same stamp. Back loin-guard of single plate, the front one of three plates. Four-plated tassets, both with lower border with a thick roping. Complete brassards. Pauldrons with neck-collar with file-roped border, the right one with a special recess for the rest, elbow pieces with big wings. Inarticulated gauntlet with cuffs with a thick roping. Full-leg defense, with sabbatons that resume the drawing of the other parts, one featuring a mark already present on the breast-plate. Wings of knee-cops with twisted borders.The armour (circa 172 cm height) is finely carved as antique specimens, in the so called "Maximillian style": plates with longitudinal fullers, that define the outlined raisers, plates with festooned borders. Complete with leather strings, all the rivets in iron. Presented on a specific wooden mannequin complete with high pedestal. Provenances:- Kuppelmayr Collection, Germany.- Karsten Klingbeil Collection, Berlin.This remarkable armour, made in the 19th century taking up the much loved Maximilian style, originally comes from the very prestigious Kuppelmayr collection, is in fact documented, described and photographed, in the relative volume "Waffen-Sammlung Kuppelmayr" (No. 4, plate 2. 13), referred to as "Ganz canelirter Maximilianharnisch". The description also shows the stamp of the helmet and that of the breast-plate. As can be seen from the photos on the volume of the Kuppelmayr collection, apparently, over time, minimal changes have been made to the armor: some rivets have been added or repaired and the rest has been replaced with a more elaborate one, despite this, the armour is undoubtedly the same, in fact, you can see in the photos the same proportions, the same marks and above all the same signs of aging on the metals. Also unmistakable is the counter-visor plate mounted on the beaver of the helmet, visible in the relative photographic detail, in the same volume. A fascinating armour that has a very high working quality like the 16th-century specimens, made by a true master armourer.

Italian School, early 18th century: A carved marble bust of Marspossibly attributable to Giovanni Baratta (1670-1747)looking slightly to dexter, the moustachioed god wearing a helmet with grotesque mask head and plume, his shoulders clad in drapery, his right shoulder with lions mask, raised on rectangular waisted socle, the bust 93.5cm high, together with a modern marble column plinth 97.5cm high 191cm overall. (2)Footnotes:ProvenanceFormerly the property of the Duke of Aveyro, thence by descentEl Retiro, Churriana, Málaga SpainGiven that the present lot has a near provenance similar to bust of Venus, lot 87, with the exception that the bust of Mars is always thought to have been displayed in the house in the staircase hall and not the garden, it is plausible that this bust may also be attributable to the hand of Giovanni Baratta (Italian, 1670-1747) and may have come to the villa as a pair, via the source of the previous lot. In addition the subject of Mars used in a pair of relief carved medallion plaques of Minerva and Mars which he created together with a group of sculpture and architectural elements for the Royal Palace of La Granja de San ildefonso in Segovia, Spain. Related LiteratureEl Retiro, Inventario, 6th May 1966, Listed on the main Staircase, No. 92 'A Warrior in a cuirass and helmet as well as a mask on his shoulder' which is presumably the bust of Mars.Please see footnote on lot 87 for additional information on this lot.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Collection of various Greek, Spartan and other figures, helmet, busts, plaques etc

dating: 20th - 21st Century provenance: Madura Island, Straight, smooth double-edged blade, in pamor. Wooden ukiran, richly embossed with a winged horse, epaulettes, stylized helmet and floral motifs. Metal mendak. Wooden warangka, richly embossed en suite. length 48.5 cm.

dating: Second half of the 19th Century provenance: Madura Island, Undulated double-edged blade, in pamor, with slightly chiselled and grooved base. Beautiful, ivory ukiran, majestically embossed with a helmet, epaulettes, royal coat-of-arms and floral and geometrical motifs. Metal mendak. Wooden warangka in one piece, with smooth and open pendok. length 46 cm.

CHARD'S HOMECOMING - ILLUMINATED ADDRESSESIlluminated address presented to John Chard R.E., V.C. by the 'Inhabitants of North Curry, Othery [Somerset] and Neighbourhood, with which you and your family have been and are connected.... expression our heartfelt admiration of your self-devotion, talent and gallantry in the Zulu War, particularly during that trying night at Rorkes Drift... [where] you kept at bay an almost overpowering force of the enemy, and... saved the Colony of Natal from destruction and defended the honour of your Country... Presented the 3rd Day of October 1879', manuscript on vellum, black ink, with heading ('To Major John Rouse Merriott Chard...'), opening sentences and important words ('Rorkes Drift', 'Zulu War', 'Colony of Natal', 'Victoria Cross') illuminated in red, blue, purple and gold inks, the text within border of red and blue, with decoration in each corner of a Zulu shield and spears, and ornament of army pith helmet with crossed Union Jack flags in lower margin, signed by 32 persons (including the Chairman, Rev. Browne), in 5 columns beneath address, mounted on original wooden rollers, within original purple morocco cylinder case, address approximately 530 x 430mm., 1879--[TAUNTON] Manuscript address to John Chard V.C., from 'the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of the Borough of Taunton', praising his role at Rorke's Drift, ink on vellum, signed by Meyer Jacobs, Mayor of Taunton, and the town clerk, with the Common Seal of the Borough of Taunton in red wax, old folds, 365 x 285mm., 3 October 1879; together with a decorative illuminated address presented by 'The Borough of Langport, Eastover [Somerset], 1st November, 1879', the address framed and glazed, with the original silk-lined presentation case [1879] (3)Footnotes:CHARD'S TRIUMPHANT RETURN HOME TO SOMERSET, the day after his arrival back from South Africa, on 3 October 1879. As announced in the local newspaper 'The hero of Rorke's Drift met with a cordial reception yesterday at North Curry, near Taunton. Nearly 4000 people assembled to welcome his arrival on a visit to his brother-in-law, Major Barrret. An illuminated address of congratulation and welcome was presented to Major Chard by the rector... a procession was then formed, and its line of march led through the village, which was profusely decorated with flags, flowers and arches of garlands'. Earlier in the day his train had been met at Taunton by the Mayor and with equally large crowds of well-wishers, before he travelled a few miles to North Curry (close to his sister's home at Moredon), the first stop of his unofficial tour of the country.Provenance: John Chard V.C., R.E.; by descent to the present owner.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

(THH) A silver helmet jug, by makers mark indistinct, London 1793, 15cm, 112.5g.

(THH) An American sterling silver twin handled sugar helmet, by Howard & Co, New York, 14cm high, 112.5g.

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Hull City, Lincolnshire, Metropolitan, Warwickshire, Lancashire, British Transport, Cheshire, Leeds City, Suffolk, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Essex & Southend on Sea, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Greater Manchester, Cambridgeshire, Cleveland, West Midlands, North Yorkshire, Manchester City, Sussex, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: West Yorkshire, Humberside, Stoke on Trent, Derbyshire, York & North East Yorkshire, Dorset, South Wales, Berkshire, Nottinghamshire combined, Devon and Cornwall, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Essex, Gloucestershire, Northampton & County, and British Transport, mounted and framed. (4)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Isle of Ely, Borough of Hastings, Great Yarmouth, Wolverhampton, Cumber & Westmorland, mounted and framed. (5)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Metropolitan, Middlesbrough, Portsmouth, Hull, East Riding & Yorkshire, Bedfordshire, Wigan, Blackpool, Southampton, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Hull City, Brighton, Southport Borough, Stoke on Trent, and Oldham, mounted and framed. (5)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Oxfordshire, Lincolnshire, Lancashire, Nottinghamshire, and Somersetshire, mounted and framed. (5)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Derbyshire, Warwickshire, Metropolitan, Staffordshire, Northamptonshire, Essex, Bedfordshire, West Mercia, Ministry of Defence, Surrey, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Essex, Norfolk, West Yorkshire, West Mercia, Liverpool & Bootle, Leicester & Rutland, Sheffield & Rotherham, East Suffolk, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include various constabularies: Derbyshire, Hampshire, Cornwall, Pembrokeshire, Northamptonshire, Durham, South Shields, Hertfordshire, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Huddersfield, Chester City, Salford City, Birkenhead Borough, Wallasey, Borough of Bolton, and Rochdale County Borough, mounted and framed. (7)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Wiltshire, County Borough of Barrow in Furness, Bristol, Wallasey, and Bournemouth, mounted and framed. (5)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Leicestershire, Northampton & County, Gwynedd, West Sussex, Teesside, Cumberland, Oldham, Dorset, Isle of Man, etc., mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of Police helmet badges, to include: Durham, Northumberland, Manchester, West Riding, Norfolk, Hertfordshire, Northampton, County Bedfordshire, Leeds, etc., framed, mounted and framed. (15)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Warwickshire, Derbyshire, East Sussex, and Worcestershire, mounted and framed.; and a paperback book by M.B. Taylor and V.L. Wilson: Badges of Office, an illustrated guide to the helmets and badges of the British Police, 1829-1989, 1 vol. (5)

A collection of 20th Century Police helmet badges, to include: Shropshire, West Midlands, Surrey Special Constabulary, Greater Manchester and Cumbria, mounted and framed. (5)

British WW2 Zuckerman Civilian Protective Helmet with original liner.

An Eastern copper tray - sold with a copper coal helmet

A coal helmet containing assorted brass and copper items

A box containing a part glass drop light fitting, Stevengraph, and a riding helmet - all a/f

Two pith helmets, a vintage British Transport Police helmet, and another later police helmet

Two 19th Century Heraldic stained glass panels, the first with a swan above the helmet and crest, a motto below, the second with a dragon above the helmet and crest and the lettering Tenee, 22cm wide, (2)

* Third Reich. A WWII Hitler Youth steel helmet, black painted helmet with Hitler Youth decals stamped Fdelstahl, original brown leather lining inscribed Krutt, with leather chin strap, size 56Qty: (1)NOTESProvenance: Attributed to Johann Krutt, Hitler Youth (see lot 262)

* Royal Marines. A Royal Marines topee, with brass helmet plate and ball finial, the lining inscribed with the owner's nameQty: (1)

* Royal Flying Corps. A collection of items belonging to Captain Francis Albert Durrad, killed in action over enemy lines, 8 November 1917, comprising pilots watch, the 45mm circular white dial with blued steel hands, black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the backplate stamped GLASHUTTE SYSTEME, the movement in clean original condition and the watch is working, the case 55mm diameter with a sliding button on the side to adjust the hands and large winding crown, on a cream leather strap, together with a collection of flying / motoring apparel comprising, soft brown leather helmet, with brown mohair lining, a pair of goggles with aluminium frames and elasticated strap, a brown leather sleeve with original tailors label 'The Brodinoto Brand', pair of brown leather gauntlets each with sheep's wool lining, RFC side cap with 2 brass buttons to the front, RFC embroidered cloth brevet and blazer badge, RFC brass cap badge and other related badges and various original documents relating to the death of DurradQty: (small box )NOTESCaptain Francis Albert Durrad served on the Western Front with the Royal Engineers from 8 November 1914, he was commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant in the Army Service Corps (21 March 1915), a newspaper cutting included in the lot shows a photograph of recipient and titled 'Commission for a Despatch Rider', Durrad was despatch riding with the Lahore Division at the front for several months prior to his commission, he was then promoted to Captain where he was attached to the Royal Flying Corps (22 Squadron), Durrad was killed in action whilst flying over enemy lines on 8 November 1917, Durrad is commemorated on the Arras Flying Services Memorial, Calais, France.

* Pickelhaube. A WWI Prussian Other Ranks Pickelhaube, the leather skull with brass helmet plate and spiked top, original leather lining, lacking chinstrap and in generally poor conditionQty: (1)

* Flying Helmets. A WWII B Type flying helmet, chamois lining original tailors label for Wareings dated 1937, Air Ministry markings including 220/65, together with a summer weight flying helmet, blue cloth with war department arrow and stores reference number '22c/1731 km/r/0181/60' with green rubber oxygen mask plus one other brown leather helmet (condition poor)Qty: (3)

* Royal Field Artillery. A cocked hat belonging to Major E.S. Nairne, Royal Field Artillery, the hat by J.Daniels & Co, in a japanned tin with engraved brass plaque, together with a mixed collection of items including a WWI brody helmet in poor condition and lacking liner, a Royal Horse Artillery Other Ranks busby, tunic cuffs and epaulettes worn by Colonel Stockford of the Irish Hussars and ostrich feather topee plumes each in japanned tinQty: (10)NOTESMajor E.S. Nairne, Royal Artillery served on the North-West Frontier of India in 1897-98 (Tirah Expedition Force as Assistant), he also served in the Boer War as Adjutant, 5th and 6th West Australian Contingents and he was mentioned in despatches in the London Gazette on 27 June 1902.

* 21st Lancers. A helmet plate of the 21st Lancers, silver and gilt brass, 13cm high x 17.5cm wideQty: (1)

A 19TH CENTURY INDO PERSIAN GOLD & SILVER INLAID STEEL HELMET, decorated with carved formal floral decoration with gold and silver inlay, 31cm high x 21cm diameter.

A Victorian Black Leather Crossbelt to the Royal East Kent Mounted Rifles, with white metal badge, crown, buckle and slide, chains and whistle; an Elizabeth II Black Leather Crossbelt, with white metal chains and whistle and crown to the pouch; a Pith Helmet, with chromed spike, nine fold black silk puggaree, leather backed chrome chin scales and leather headband; also, a vignette portrait photograph against a watercolour landscape in memory of Sir George Pomeroy Colley KCSI, CB, CMG, HM High Commissioner for SE Africa, killed in action 27th February 1881; and a late Victorian framed group portrait photograph of a cavalry regiment (5)

A German Third Reich Fire Police Helmet, finished in black paint with later decals and slots for a comb (missing), the leather ten tongue liner with maker's mark for Carl Henkel, Bielfeld, size 58, with leather chinstrap; a German Army Helmet, post-war, finished in green paint with later SS and NSDAP decals, leather liner and chinstrap (2)

A Second World War British Police Brodie Helmet, with dark blue finish and stencilled POLICE in white to the front, the inner brim stamped R.O.Co. VS I/1939, with VERO I liner dated 1938; also, a black wool pill box hat with 105 numerals in white metal, a French Kepi, a DLI No.2 service cap, a Scots Guards No.1 service cap, a Russian naval hat, a canteen and a Sam Browne (8)

A British Second World War Brodie Helmet, the black painted steel skull painted W in white (Warden), the liner dated 1939, with elasticated webbing chinstrap CONDITION REPORT: . Rust pitting and scrapes to paint.

A Pre-Second World War Soviet Russian Border Troops Officer's Visor Cap, with bright green wool top, maroon piping, blue hat band with red enamelled brass badge, black patent chinstrap and visor, the interior stencilled and dated 1936; a Soviet Russian Cossak's Hat, circa 1930's, with red wool top, black curly lamb sides, red enamelled brass badge and red quilted lining; a Copy of a German Police Helmet, in fibreglass (3)

A Quantity of Second World War and Post War Militaria, including a 1939 date Brodie helmet, a modern Brodie helmet, a 1970's British combat helmet with camouflage cover, two respirators, webbing belts, pouches and a canteen, an ARP lamp dated 1943, ephemera etc in a leather trimmed green canvas suitcase

A German Third Reich Kriegsmarine Dirk, the 24.5cm double fullered steel blade bearing traces of etched fouled anchor, entwined dolphins and foliage, with maker's mark of visored helmet over WKC, the brass hilt with wire bound cream plastic grip, the brass scabbard engraved with lightning bolts, 42cm CONDITION REPORT: . Blade with deep pitting and grey patching. Scuffs to plastic grip. Five dents to scabbard.

A Victorian 1847 "Albert" Pattern Officer's Gilt Brass Helmet to The Carabiniers, with tall foliate sheathed plume holder, later feather plume, cut steel and gilt brass helmet plate, ear rosettes, chin scales, the inner front and back brims lined with black morocco, and with maroon morocco headband CONDITION REPORT: . Some wear to the gilt mainly to the left back skull, with small dings. Chin scales lack leather backing. Liner missing.

A Quantity of British Military Badges, including cap, collar and lapel badges, rank pips, On War Service and ARP badges; also, ten post 1953 chromed police helmet plates, four night service helmet plates, four cap badges, a number, a Leeds City Police coat of arms helmet plate, cloth insignia etc in five glazed display boxes

A Second World War US Combat Helmet, dark green pitted finish, the inner shell inscribed in ink Robert I Nisja 37777687, with fibre glass liner

A Second World War British Turtleshell Helmet, with elasticated webbing chinstrap and Lift the Dot liner dated 1945; a Second World War Soviet Russian Combat Helmet, with leather chinstrap and leathercloth liner; a Post Second World War Soviet Russian Combat Helmet, with webbing chinstrap and stencilled date 1946 (3)