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A new and boxed Harley Davidson helmet, size XXL

A copper helmet, cast iron brass fender, a set of African carved figures and groups

A WWII National Fire Service 27 tin helmet and a WWII wardens tin helmet 606

POLICE, North Yorkshire Police helmet

Copper helmet-shaped coal scuttle and a chestnut roaster

Royal Worcester Hand Painted Blush Ivory Helmet Shaped Jug, Decorated with Images of Spring Flowers. Date 1900 & Shape No 1094. Reg No 299115. Height 4.75 Inches. 1st Quality & Mint Condition.

A copper coal helmet with turned wooden handle copper scoop, various trivets, three steel fire irons, (not a set), (a/f) and other items.

Two Star Wars items: Kotobukiya ArtFX+ Captain Phasma 1:10 scale pre-painted vinyl model kit, VG, boxed, appears complete with instructions; Master Replicas Revenge of the Sith Clone Trooper Helmet scaled replica, VG in F box. (2)

8x Kings Own Scottish Borderers Glengarry Badges / Helmet Plate Centres, Victorian, Post 1902 and post 1953 examples. Various conditions. (8 items)

Rare WW2 British Glider Troops Helmet, brown leather covered hard shell helmet with leather ear cups and lower section from a C-Type flying helmet. The helmet shows service wear and the leather sections are dry and cracking in places. Interior of the helmet has the original leather sweatband. Very scarce helmet which was worn for a very short time.

WW2 1943 British Airborne Forces Paratrooper Helmet with Leather Chinstrap Harness, helmet retains nearly all of its original combat paint finish to the exterior and is fitted with a camouflaged net. Helmet has its original liner which is stamped “BMB 1943” and size stamp 7 1/? Complete with the top rubber pad to the interior and full leather chinstrap harness strap. Helmet shows some signs of service wear but generally is a very good example.

WW2 1944 British Airborne Forces Paratrooper Steel Helmet, very good untouched example of the paratrooper issue steel combat helmet retaining much of its original rough textured combat paint finish. Camouflaged net to the exterior of the helmet. Complete with its original liner system and webbing chinstrap harness. Helmet liner is stamped “BMB 1944” and size marked 7 7/8. Evidence of service wear to the interior with staining and leather cracking to the forehead area. Some areas of the sweatband are now missing.

Outstanding Headdress and Tunic Grouping of a Royal Engineers Officer Serving with the 44th Indian Airborne Division, consisting of 1941 dated officers “Bombay Bowler” foreign service helmet having a wonderful heavily embroidered theatre made pagri badge in the form of white parachute canopy set upon felt colours of the Royal Engineers. Helmet is complete with its original sweatband to the interior; 1942 dated Bush / Slouch cap again with fine quality embroidered theatre made pagri badge in the same style as that on the foreign service helmet. This cap showing much more service wear than the foreign service helmet; Scarce Indian made brimmed jungle cap with worn and faded silk regimental ribbon pagri flash; Jungle issue shirt / tunic which has pinned to the breast pocket a fine quality far east made parachute qualification wing, to each arm printed 44th Indian Airborne Division Pegasus formation signs and slip-on Royal Engineers majors rank slides. Tunic is complete with the original buttons and belt. The set is all housed in the officers original brown leather travel case which contains various items of equipment including his 3rd pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife housed in its original leather scabbard, camouflaged neck scarf, coloured lanyard, officers whistle, webbing waist belts, plus other items. A truly fantastic grouping of items.

WW2 American Airborne M1C Paratroopers Combat Helmet, good example complete with much of its original combat paint finish to the exterior. Camouflage net fitted and first aid dressing to the front. Shell has swivel bale fittings. Complete with its fibre lining shell having canvas straps and chin cup. Helmet shows wear but is generally a very good example.

Rare Military Prison Staff Corps 1901-1906 Officers Home Service Helmet, very good example of the blue cloth covered cork home service pattern helmet with fine gilt metal Victorian helmet plate in the form of the Royal Arms, velvet backed linked gilt metal chin scales, rosette side bosses in gilt metal, cross base with rosette mounts and spike fitting. Helmet is complete with its original sweatband and quilted silk padded lining to the interior. Helmet is housed in its original japanned metal storage tin. Some very light moth to the peak area but otherwise an excellent example with all the gilt remaining fresh. Military Prison Staff Corps was formed under Army Order 241 of 1901 and redesignated Military Provost Staff Corps in 1906. These helmets were worn by Governors and Inspectors of Military Prisons.

Victorian 3rd Volunteer Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet, good untouched example of the blue cloth covered cork home service pattern helmet with silvered and enamel centred regimental helmet plate with lower scroll having volunteer battalion details, velvet backed white metal linked chin scales, white metal rosettes to the side, cross base with rose fittings and spike fitting. Helmet is complete with the original leather sweatband and Hobson & Sons makers tab to the top of the interior. Good patina to the white metal fittings. Some very light areas of moth tracking to the cloth of the helmet.

Selection of Helmet Spares, including home service brass linked chinscales, helmet spikes, foreign service helmet top, plus other items.

WW1 French Artillery Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, being a standard pattern example retaining much of its original horizon blue paint finish. Flaming grenade and crossed cannons badge to the front. Complete with its original leather chinstrap and liner. Two of the liner tongues absent but otherwise a very good example.

WW2 Japanese Late War Military / Civilian Issue Steel Helmet, complete with much of the original brown paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Complete with the original cloth liner and rope strap. White painted numbers and symbol to the interior. Mostly issued to the Civilian home front but also at the end of the war issued to the Imperial Japanese Army.

WW2 French Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, good example of the WW2 pattern steel Adrian pattern combat helmet retaining nearly all of the original combat paint finish. French circular flaming grenade infantry helmet badge to the front. Complete with its original liner system. Accompanied by a post-WW2 German fire service steel helmet retaining the original neck flap, liner system and chinstrap. Good overall condition. (2 items)

WW2 Home Front Special Constabulary / Police Officers Steel Helmet, good untouched example with decal insignia “S.C.” in circle, rank pip and “POLICE”. Complete with its original 1938 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British Steel Helmet of the General Manager of the Hull Ice Manufacturing Company, black painted standard issue British steel helmet with central thick white band and painted to the front “G.M H.I.M.C” the rear of the helmet painted “G.M”. The helmet is complete with its original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Painted to the interior is the original owners name “S.COOPER”. The Hull Ice Manufacturing Company provided ice to the Hull Trawler Fleet. The company was wound up in 1965. Attribution given by well known collector and author on WW2 British Home Front, Jon Mills.

WW2 British Senior Wardens Helmet for St Pancras, standard pattern British issue steel helmet painted white and with black “W” to each side indicating the helmet was to be worn by a senior Warden. To the front of the helmet below the “W” is transfer decal for St Pancras ARP, this has been well worn but is still visible. Helmet is complete with its original 1939 dated liner and webbing chinstrap. An interesting helmet. The St Pancras and Somers Town district of London was heavily targeted during the Blitz campaign by the Luftwaffe. A senior Warden in this district would have seen a lot of action and would have been heavily responsible in the day to day lives of its residents and compatriots in this area during this time. It is believed that between 7th October 1940 and 6th June 1941 52 high explosive bombs were dropped on this area alone.

Auxiliary Fire Service Messengers Steel Helmet, unusual WW2 home front steel helmet retaining much of the original paint finish to the exterior. Stencilled to the front of the helmet is “M A.F.S”. Helmet is complete with its original 1939 dated liner and webbing chinstrap. Good untouched example.

WW2 Home Front National Fire Service “Atkinsons Fire Brigade” Steel Helmet, good untouched example retaining much of the original paint finish to the exterior of the helmet, two central red bands and AFS decaled badge to the front. Underneath the AFS badge is painted white rectangular block with black lettering “ATKINSONS F.B”. Helmet is complete with its original liner which is dated 1939. The central interior pad is present but loose. Helmet is complete with its original webbing chinstrap.

WW2 British Home Front Steel Helmet, retaining nearly all of its original rough textured paint finish to the exterior. Shell is pierced with three holes to the brim indicating that the helmet is not fit for front line combat use. Helmet is complete with its original liner system which is dated 1940 and webbing chinstrap. Good example.

WW2 British Home Front Doctors Steel Helmet, fine example of a white painted steel helmet with black “DOCTOR” to each side. Helmet is complete with its original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Liner is dated 1940. Some flaking and chipping to the exterior paint but generally a good untouched example.

WW2 Home Front Royal Hospital Steel Helmet, black painted British issue steel helmet with white stencilled “ROYAL N HOSPITAL” to the centre. Helmet is complete with its original liner system which is dated 1938 and webbing chinstrap. Good untouched example.

Unusual WW2 Home Front Civil Defence Controllers Bakelite Helmet, very unusual example of the war economy helmet produced for the Civil Defence in bakelite which has been marked for a “CONTROLLER” with two white central strips also painted. Helmet is complete with its 1941 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap. Very unusual to find the bakelite helmets marked to a particular branch of the Civil Defence.

Scarce WW2 Home Front Food Decontamination Steel Helmet, standard pattern British steel helmet which was painted yellow and black stencilled “FOOD” to the front. The helmet interior has a apple green style paint. Complete with the original liner system which is dated 1940 and webbing chinstrap. The helmet retains much of the exterior paint finish. The food decontamination unit of the Civil Defence was small and as such its steel helmets are seldom found compared to that of larger departments of the organisation.

Scarce Hanoverian Jager Battalion Nr 10 Officers Shako / Helmet Plate, starburst plate with the centre having painted enamel centre, lower two part scroll with battle honours “PENINSULA, WATERLOO, VENTA DEL POZZO”. One of the two loop fittings remains to the helmet plate. The Prussian Hannoversches Jäger-Batallion Nr. 10 was formed in 1866 when Prussia annexed the Kingdom of Hanover and absorbed their army, though their official date of formation was 1803 as the light infantry of the Hanoverian Army. They traced their history further back to service under the British crown, most notably at the Siege of Gibraltar in 1779-83, then later at Venta Del Pozo in 1812 during the Peninsular Campaign and at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Later as light infantry it had been part of the Hanoverian army that defeated the Prussians at the Battle of Langensalza in 1866. As the new Prussian 10th Jäger Battalion they saw action in the Franco-Prussian War, including the Battles of Mars la Tour and Gravelotte-St. Privat. In 1914 it was garrisoned at Goslar and formed part of the X Army Corps with which it fought during the opening campaign of the First World War on the Western Front. In 1915 they were transferred to the Alpine Corps, seeing action in Italy, Serbia, Romania and again on the Western Front.

WW1 Issue Imperial German Prussian Officers Pickelhaube, fine example leather bodied shell with superb quality Prussian officers gilt metal helmet plate retaining nearly all the original fire gilt wash finish. Officers wartime manufactured scaled chinstraps, circular spike base with officer pattern spike, these fittings have lost the gilt wash finish that would have been originally applied, however due to the quality of the metal the spike base securing stars still have the gilt wash finish. The helmet has officers pattern state and national cockades, gilt front trim and rear spine. Complete with officers leather sweatband and artificial silk lining to the interior. Housed in the original leather storage box.

WW1 Issue Imperial German Bavarian Reserve Regiment Officers Pickelhaube, fantastic example having excellent condition leather body shell. Fine quality gilt metal officers helmet plate for the state of Bavaria with silvered reserve cross to the centre. Officers scaled leather backed chinstraps and officers pattern state and national cockades. Gilt metal trim to the square dip peak and rear spine strap. Cruciform spike base with gilt metal securing stars present. Bavarian pattern fluted removable spike. Interior of the helmet with leather sweatband and officers cloth lining. Helmet is complete with its original officers field trench cover stamped “DRP” and housed in its original storage box of issue. Overall a very good example of an officers field worn helmet.

Imperial German Bavarian Private Purchase / One Year Volunteers Pickelhaube, fine quality large size leather shell with superb quality gilt metal Bavarian helmet plate to the centre. Officers style scaled chin straps and other ranks pattern state and national cockades. The helmet is complete with other ranks type brass spike and circular base with domed rivets. Original gilt metal front trim and rear spine. Interior retains the original leather sweat band and officers style artificial silk lining. Slight sinking to the top of the leather due to weight of spike base but otherwise a very good example.

Imperial German Bavarian Private Purchase / One Year Volunteers Pickelhaube, good example with leather shell, gilt brass Bavarian state helmet plate to the centre, other ranks pattern state and national cockades. Complete with its early variation leather chin strap. Other ranks pattern spike with circular base having domed rivets. Brass front trim and rear spine. Interior of the helmet with officers style leather sweatband and artificial silk lining. Very good example overall showing light service wear.

Rare Wurttemberg 25th Dragoons (Konigen Olga’s) Reserve Regiment Officers Pickelhaube, leather body having white metal officers state helmet plate with the centre having gilt metal reserve cross. Officers gilt brass scaled chinstraps, white metal front trim to the correct square dip peak and white metal rear spine. Cruciform spike base with three of the four gilt securing stars still present. Officers pattern silvered spike. Helmet retains the original officers style leather sweatband and artificial silk lining. Some damage to the helmet plate but otherwise a very nice example of a scarce Imperial German helmet.

Imperial German Bavarian Dragoon Regiment Parade Pickelhaube, leather 1871 pattern shell with brass Bavarian helmet plate to the centre, scaled leather backed chin scales. Two replaced cockades, one un-painted. Brass cross base with gilt spike having black horse hair parade brush plume. Helmet with leather liner to the interior which shows some cracking. The helmet has been restored in places with some fittings being replacements.

WW1 Bavarian Artillery Other Ranks M.15 Pickelhaube, good example of the leather shelled model 1915 pickelhaube for a member of a Bavarian Artillery regiment. The helmet is complete with its original field grey painted Bavarian helmet plate, spike base and removable ball top. Front trim and rear spine also in field grey. Complete with replaced state and national cockades and leather chinstrap. Helmet is complete with its leather liner and the interior shell is stamped with makers details and 1917 date. Good example overall.

Bavarian Model 1853 Burgerwehr Officers Helmet, black leather shell with white metal scaled chinstraps, crowned Bavarian helmet plate to the centre, lion head side bosses and single painted Bavarian cockade. White metal cross base with black horse hair plume. Complete with the leather liner to the interior. Remains in good condition.

WW1 Bavarian Jager Shako, black leather example fitted with officers pattern scaled brass chinscales and brass Bavarian Jager pattern shako plate. White and blue cloth covered field cockade (possibly later replacement). Interior of the helmet retains its original leather liner and 1916 dated ink makers stamp. Overall very good condition. Possibly worn by an NCO or 1 year volunteer.

Prussian Cuirassier Regiments Officers Helmet, steel body with brass trims and stud fittings. Lobster tail back. Brass scaled chinstraps and two piece Prussian helmet plate to the centre. Brass spike base and steel spike. Single officers state cockade. Interior with leather sweatband and officers style liner. Black velvet covering to the underside of the rear peak and green leather to the front peak. Shell is worn and finish dull.

WW1 Bavarian Ersatz Felt Other Ranks Pickelhaube, fine example with brass Bavarian helmet plate to the centre, brass spike base with domed rivets and spike. Brass front trim with small crack and rear brass spine. Helmet is complete with its original state and national other ranks pattern cockades and original leather chinstrap. Black leather liner to the interior of the helmet. Remains of regimental ink stamping to the rear peak which is unusual for felt ersatz helmets. Overall a good example.

Prussian Jager zu Pferde Enlisted Mans Helmet, fine blued steel body with Prussian dragoon style helmet plate to the centre, spike with cross base. Correct pattern state and national cockades with leather chinstrap. Interior of the helmet retains the original leather liner and green painted underside of the front peak. Generally good condition, possibly helmet plate and spike have been re-finished.

Bavarian Jager Enlisted Mans Shako, leather body with field grey Jager pattern Bavarian shako plate. Re-painted national cockade and restored leather chinstrap. Helmet with ink makers stamp having 1916 date and regimental marking “1.JB”. The front peak appears to be a later addition.

Imperial German Bavarian Model 1849 Raupenhelm Helmet for the “Burgerwehr-Kavallerie”, fine polished leather shell with white metal crowned Bavarian helmet plate to the centre, scaled white metal officers type chin scales with lion head bosses and correct pattern single Bavarian state cockade. White metal comb with parade brush fitted into white metal socket holder to the back. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner. Remains in generally very good condition.

Imperial German Officers Pickelhaube for Oldenburg Dragoon Regiment Nr 19, black leather shell having square dip peak, gilt brass officers scaled chinstraps with officers pattern national cockade. White metal cross base with gilt brass securing stars, white metal officers type spike, white metal front trim and rear spine. Helmet is fitted with a later replacement two piece officers style helmet plate for Oldenburg Dragoon regiment. Helmet is complete with the original leather sweatband and officers style cloth lining. Some areas of restoration to the helmet.

Imperial German Prussian Garde NCO’s / 1 Year Volunteers Pickelhaube, black leather shell with brass front trim, Prussian Garde pattern brass helmet plate with white metal starburst centre, scaled officers pattern chin strap and officers style state and national cockades. Brass spike base with domed rivets and officers pattern spike. Brass spine strap still present. Interior with leather NCO’s style sweatband / liner. Helmet has been cleaned and has some light restoration.

WW1 Issue German Bavarian Dragoon Officers Pickelhaube, model 1915 officers pickelhaube for a Bavarian dragoon regiment, having the square dip peak. Brass officers scaled chinstrap, Bavarian state helmet plate, gilt brass cross base with securing stars, Bavarian pattern fluted officers spike and brass back strap. Helmet is complete with officers pattern cockades. Interior retains the original leather sweatband but the silk lining is now absent.

Imperial German WW1 Issue Prussian Officers Pickelhaube, all leather shell with gilt brass Prussian officers helmet plate to the centre, officers pattern scaled leather backed chinstrap, circular brass spike base with two of the four securing stars present and officers pattern spike. Officers pattern state and national cockades. Some stitching faults to the front and rear peak but both original and present. Interior of the helmet retains the original leather sweatband and officers style lining. Some crazing to the skull and the gilt fittings have a dull patina. Overall a good untouched as found example.

Imperial German Brunswick Other Ranks Pickelhaube, model 1871 pattern all leather pickelhaube shell with brass trim to the peak, circular spike base with domed rivets and other ranks spike. Prussian style helmet plate with “FUERST” scroll to the centre and silvered Brunswick skull and cross bones badge. Helmet is complete with leather liner to the interior. Helmet plate most probably a replacement.

Imperial German Prussian Dragoon NCO’s Pickelhaube, model 1871 leather shell with square dip peak having brass trim. Leather backed scaled brass chinstrap, brass cross base with plain domed studs and brass NCO’s pattern spike. Rear spine with two brass studs. Prussian Dragoon pattern helmet plate to the front of the helmet. Complete with its leather liner to the interior. Helmet has some light restoration but generally good condition.

Imperial German Prussian Dragoon Officers Pickelhaube, black leather shell with brass trim to the square dip peak, brass Prussian officers helmet plate to the centre and leather backed scaled chinstrap. Single officers pattern cockade. Cross base with gilt star securing posts. Short pattern officer / NCO’s spike. Interior with officers leather sweatband and officers quality lining. Green covering to underside of front peak and red covering to the rear. Some crazing to the leather and gilt brass fittings have been cleaned.

WW1 Prussian Other Ranks Pickelhaube, leather shell with brass front trim, Prussian other ranks helmet plate to the centre, brass spike base with domed studs and other ranks pattern spike. Mounted with restored state and national cockades and replacement leather chinstrap. Interior of the helmet has had the liner removed. Remains of the ink regimental stamps to the interior of the shell.

Bavarian Uhlan Officers Helmet (Tschapka), black leather covered fibre bodied helmet complete with its original officers helmet plate with much of the original fire gilt wash finish. The helmet with scaled leather backed chinstrap and officers pattern national cockade. Mortar board top with bullion officers cockade. Leather sweatband and officers lining to the interior of the helmet. Some leather crazing and leather covering missing in a few places. Very good untouched example.

Imperial German Officers Pickelhaube, good untouched example with officers Prussian eagle helmet plate to the centre, having slit for the fitting of a central badge and also the centre scroll is “FUERST” as opposed to the standard “KONEIG”. Helmet has scaled officers pattern chinstraps. Officers state and national cockades. Helmet is also complete with the original spike and spike base. Interior of the helmet has the original leather sweatband and officers style lining. Helmet shows service wear. Possibly worn by an officer of one of the Saxon Duchy or Brunswick.

WW1 M-15 Prussian Artillery Regimentally Marked Other Ranks Pickelhaube, leather bodied helmet having its original grey metal other ranks pattern Prussian helmet plate, removable Artillery model ball top fitting and circular base with domed rivets. Original grey metal front trim and rear spine. Helmet is complete with its original black leather liner and has various stampings to the rear peak including regimental and army group markings.

Scarce Imperial German Prussian 2nd Garde Dragoons Regiment Pickelhaube, fine example with leather body, large Prussian Garde pattern helmet plate in white metal with star burst to the centre. Brass officers style scaled chinstraps and officers style state and national cockades. Helmet has dragoon style square dip peak with white metal trim. White metal cross base and short pattern spike. Interior of the helmet has leather sweatband with officers style cloth lining. Overall a very good example of a scarce helmet.

Bavarian Dragoon Officers Pickelhaube, untouched example with brass officers Bavarian helmet plate to the front, Bavarian style cross base and tall fluted spike. Helmet has officers pattern state and national cockades with remains of the scaled chinstraps. The square dip front peak has become loose from the shell of the helmet. Interior complete with the leather sweatband and officers style lining. Good untouched example in need of light restoration.

Unusual Prussian Army Veterinary Officer for Infantry Regiment 128, black leather helmet shell with Prussian officers helmet plate to the centre, officers brass scaled chinstraps and officers pattern state and national cockades. Brass mounted front trim, rear spine, cruciform spike base with plain domed rivets and officers style spike. Helmet has other ranks style leather liner and is stamped with the regimental ink stamping for Infantry Regiment 128 “J.R. 128”. The helmet remains in good untouched condition.

Imperial German Prussian Hanoverian Reserve Regiment Officers Pickelhaube, fine example with gilt metal Prussian officers helmet plate having the “WATERLOO” scroll and white metal reserve cross under the “FR” cipher. Scaled brass officers chin scales and officers pattern state and national cockades. Circular gilt metal spike base with four securing stars and officers tall pattern spike. Helmet has the original leather sweatband to the interior but no cloth lining. Paper size label to the interior having the imperial tri-colour flag. Back peak slightly loose, and top slightly sunk from the weight of the fittings on the leather shell but otherwise a good untouched example of a scarce helmet.