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Insignia of Medical Volunteers 1881 - 1908 Including officers' and ORs' QVC helmet-plates, some with unit titles including Forth VIB Beaver Company and Beaver Company, Clyde Volunteer Brigade; an officer's KC Royal Arms HP; two pouch- belt ornaments for officers or SNCOs; a breastplate ornament for an officer's charger; assorted 3-tier metal shoulder-titles of V/RAMC/Leeds, Maidstone, Devon, Liverpool etc; cap and collar-badges; an OR's glengarry-badge and collar-badges c.1890 - 1902 and Universal Pattern waistbelt clasp; a Piper's bonnet-badge, plaid-brooch, waistbelt-clasp and baldric-fittings. Together with an officer's black Morocco leather pouch edged with a double row of silver embroidery and bearing a QVC cypher, and companion pouch belt with three rows of embroidery and ornate white metal buckle, tip and slide. (Lot)

Royal Army Medical Corps Insignia. An officer's fine gilt KC Royal Arms helmet-plate and bimetal waistbelt-clasp; pagri badges (one with "In Arduis Fidelis" scroll), an unidentified silver badge of the same pattern but with fixings as for a pouch ornament, two WW2 period OSD bronze collar-badges with scroll inscribed Allied Forces Base Hospital, and another collar-badge, cast without crown and with an A below; an OR's KC helmet-plate and two QVC brass collar-badges of the Militia Medical Staff Corps; an officer's QEC embroidered beret badge and sundry minor items.(15 items)

Board of Ordnance Insignia Items of the Board of Ordnance and related organisations, including buttons of the Royal Military Artificers (1787 - 1813), the Military Store Department (1857), Military Store Staff (1864) and Ordnance Store Department (1883); officers' helmet-plates of the Ordnance Store Corps (1881), the Army Ordnance Department (1898 -1902 and 1902 -1918); and a shako plate of the Military Store Staff Corps. Officers' waistbelt clasps of the Ordnance Store Department and Army Ordnance Department; officer's cap and collar-badges for forage cap and OSD; an OR's helmet-plate, collar-badges and single shoulder-title of the Ordnance Store Corps; and an OR's waistbelt-clasp of the Army Ordnance Corps inscribed South Africa 1899 - 1900.(60 items)

Insignia of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps A card of fine examples of officers' and ORs' cap and collar- badge patterns of 1918, including an OSD bronze set and a rare gilt pagri-badge, 1947 - 1949 (showing change of motto scroll), and post-1949 (without enamel), KC and QEC; and another card, showing three ORs' Full Dress brass helmet-plates (two QVC, one KC), pagri-badges for officers and ORs, STs and buttons

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers A card with assorted sleeve-badges and shoulder-titles etc; REME Units Southern Command formation signs (embroidered and printed), a 1st Pattern REME cap badge, telecoms and radar technicians' employment badges, a QEC centre for a REME Bandsman's helmet plate and Army Cadet Force shoulder-titles; a depleted card, retaining two waistbelt clasps, one for stable belt, the other a domed rectangular brass plate mounted with Corps cap badge, possibly for the REME Band; a card with various patterns of buttons and metal and cloth STs and arm of service strips, Tradesmans' badges in gold embroidery on scarlet or blue, or drab worsted on khaki, together with a bronze example worn on KD in West Africa; and another card, displaying first and second patterns of cap and collar-badges, including officers' fine examples of the pre-1947 pattern in gilt and bronze, and ORs' items in gilding metal and plastic; and post-1947 badges, including five in gold embroidery. (4 cards, 90 items)

Army Pay Department and RAPC insignia Two officers' fine QVC circular waist belt clasps of the Control Department and Army Pay Department; officers' buttons and cap and collar-badges of the APD in gilt and bronze; an OR's helmet plate and cap-badges of the APC: officers' badges of the RAPC in gilt and bronze.(36 items)

Insignia of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps Including an OR's KC brass helmet-plate with initials AVC in white metal in the centre; cap and collar sets with AVC monogram and the later RAVC design bearing the Centaur, for officers and ORs, including OSD bronze examples of both patterns. Buttons and metal STs, a cloth shoulder-title and embroidered beret-badge. Mainly KC period, some QEC examples. (35 items)

Insignia of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps Two officers' helmet-plates of the Army Veterinary Department (one QVC, the other KC); a gilt tip of an officer's pouch-belt, with VR cypher; officers' buttons of the AVD, with VR or EviiR cypher; officers' indented buttons of the Army Veterinary Service, with EviiR or GvR cyphers; and an officer's Full Dress gilt waistbelt plate, mounted with GvR cypher. Together with two badges and a button of the Army Remount Service.(24 items)

Army Education Insignia Officers', WOs' and NCOs' cap and collar badges of the Corps of Army Schoolmasters, Inspectors of Army Schools, Army Educational Corps and RAEC, including an officer's fine Full Dress helmet-plate of the AEC, as per 1934 Dress Regulations.(50 items)

Royal Army Dental Corps Insignia An officer's fine gilt KC Full Dress helmet-plate with small ADC monogram in white metal within the Garter; officers' buttons and cap-and-collars sets of the KC period (bimetal and OSD bronze) with ADC monogram within a wreath, officers' cap-and-collar set (including a bronze cap-badge) of the 1948 (sword and dragon) pattern, and similar badges of the QEC period. ORs' cap and collar-badges of the same patterns. Two cloth shoulder-titles and two patterns of metal STs. (42 items)

Army Gymnastic Staff and PT Corps Insignia A card displaying a QVC helmet-plate, cap, collar and arm badges, buttons and shoulder-titles for QVC, KC and QEC periods, including officers' cap-badges in gilt and white metal, and a beret badge in gold and silver embroidery; and another card with items including cloth shoulder-titles, Instructors' arm-badges and vest-badges (one in gold embroidery), and Army Athletic Association badges for tracksuit in red embroidery and for blazer in gold embroidery on blue cloth.(2 cards, 43 items)

Military Police and Regimental Police A Warrant Officer's KC silver-plated cap and collar-badges; an officer's QEC cap and collar-badges; NCOs' caps and collars in gilding and anodised metal; officers' embroidered mess dress collar badges; a WW2 Formation sign and Regimental Police brassard; and another card, with items of the Military Mounted and Foot Police, and the Corps of Military Police, including two NCOs' helmet plates (QVC and KC), buttons and STs of the MMP and MFP: cap-badges for MFP and MP in brass, gilding metal, bronze and plastic; gilt metal KC cap-badge and buttons for Provost Marshal; and shoulder titles for the CMP in cloth and brass. (2 cards, 57 items)

Military Prison Staff and Army Legal Services A card displaying an extremely rare helmet-plate of a Prison Governor as described in Dress Regulations 1894, with QVC gilt Royal Arms, together with buttons and a circular gilt waist belt clasp with white metal Royal Cypher in the centre; cap-badges (KC and QEC), buttons, shoulder-titles (metal and cloth) of the Military Provost Staff Corps; cap and collar-badges, buttons and embroidered beret-badge of the ALS/ ALC; and another card bearing items of Constabulary and Guard Services, cap and collar-badges, and buttons of Barrack Wardens, WD Constabulary and MoD Police; cap-badges for MoD Guard Service, Northern Ireland Security Guard Service and Military Provost Guard Service. (2 cards, 67 items)

Oxford University OTC insignia A QVC helmet-plate of ORs' style in white metal; cap, collars and buttons of the UOTC including 4 patterns of cap-badge, cap-badges of Cavalry, RA, RE and R Signals, most with OUOTC scrolls, mainly KC period but two QEC; a cloth and a metal shoulder-title. (39 items)

An assortment of World War 2 Civil Defence, Nursing and other material Some 40 various lapel-badges, including 5 ARP badges (one in hallmarked silver), St John Ambulance, WVS, Red Cross, AFS, War Munitions Volunteer, Anti German Union, On War Service, Aircraft Workers, GWR and LNER Railway Services etc; cap-badges of the Red Cross, ATS and Cornwall Constabulary, and a BRCS Associate brassard. A miniature medal of the TA Nursing Service. NAAFI metal collar-badges and SSAFA items; a bronze cap-badge, finely struck with initials 'CVWW' in gilt, and two others, one in bronze, the other in gilding metal, with scroll inscribed 'NACB', and a cap-badge and collar-badge both inscribed 'BLOOD AND FIRE' . A pair of chromium-plated chinscales for an AFS fireman's helmet. Documents including a Home Guard Pocket Book, various ID cards, including two National Registration ID cards (dated 1945 and 1950), Air Raid Precautions Pamphlet No 3 (Aug 1941), Petrol coupons, an ARP cigarette-card album (one card missing), a pamphlet entitled "Uniforms and Intelligence Data of the German Forces", and a Sten Gun Manual. An ARP matchbox-holder, and a sterilising outfit for water-bottles (complete with contents), etc. (Lot)

British Red Cross Insignia Cap-badges for senior officers, and for various individual counties, collar-badges and shoulder-titles; enamelled lapel-badges, St John Ambulance metal badges, STs and pouch-badges etc; together with an OR's KC helmet-plate of ASC Territorials and an RASC piper's plaid-brooch. (Lot)

An Officer's Helmet-Plate of the 1st Volunteer Battalion, The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry post 1881. A blackened Maltese Cross plate, surmounted by a QVC, with white metal highlights to edges, the centre mounted with a rococo-edged white metal cartouche and scroll bearing the County Arms and Motto. Complete with three fixing lugs.

An OR's Helmet-Plate of the 1st Volunteer Battalion, The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry post 1881. A blackened Maltese Cross plate of the same pattern as the previous Lot but without highlights to edges, mounted with a white metal cartouche and scroll bearing the County Arms and Motto. Complete with three fixing lugs. Crown re-fixed; together with three white metal buttons by Samuel Bros and J Weldon, bearing the Prince of Wales's plumes above a scroll inscribed 'Cornwall'.(4 items)

A Cornwall Rifle Volunteers Officer's Helmet Plate A rare example of the 1878 - 81 pattern for the 2nd Administrative Battalion. Universal pattern QVC star plate in white metal, mounted with the County Arms and Motto within a voided circular strap inscribed with the Battalion title, flanked by laurel sprays. Complete with fixing lugs.

A Cornwall Rifle Volunteers OR's Helmet Plate A rare example of the 1878 - 81 period for the 2nd Administrative Battalion. Universal pattern OR's QVC star plate in white metal, the centre bearing the County Arms and Motto within a voided circular strap inscribed with the Battalion title. Complete with fixing lugs.

The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry Volunteer Battalion Officer's Helmet-Plate c.1881 - 1908 A Universal Pattern QVC silvered star plate of the 2nd VB. The centre mounted with the bugle-horn, crossed feathers and Gateway on a black velvet ground. Regimental and Battalion scrolls below. Complete with fixing lugs. Silver plate rubbed.

The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Volunteer Battalion OR's Helmet-Plate c.1881 - 1901 A Universal Pattern QVC white metal star plate of the 2nd VB. In the centre, the bugle-horn, crossed feathers and Gateway voided within a strap inscribed with the regimental and battalion title. The original three fixing lugs replaced in service by a two-lug fitting.

The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. A Volunteer Battalion Officer's Collar Badges and other items. A pair of Full Dress collar-badges: the Prince of Wales's Coronet above the County Arms in white metal on black enamel, and Motto scroll on black velvet ground, with lug fixings; a similar pair, slightly defective; an OSD cap-badge, a plastic cap-badge (blade fixings) and a pair of bronze inward-facing OSD collar-badges (coronet, scroll and bugle-horn) with separate 'V' below. A title-scroll for an officer's helmet-plate; two pairs of rank-stars (one pair silver-plated, the other of bronze), and two large and four small silver-plated buttons bearing regimental devices and title; a badge with 'CBL' above the County Arms with a bugle horn below; a Volunteer Force Proficiency Star c.1878; a Bugle Major's rank badge (intertwined bugles); and a Sergeant's shooting badge c.1891, all in silver embroidery on scarlet cloth; together with a Volunteer Efficiency Badge (flattened diamond in white worsted embroidery on red cloth), and various qualification badges. (Lot)

A Victorian Officer's Helmet Plate of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. A QVC Universal Pattern post-1881 gilt star plate, the green cloth centre mounted with the bugle-horn, feathers and Gateway. White metal scroll below bearing regimental title. Three lugs to reverse. The crown present but detached from the plate

An Officer's Helmet Plate of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. A KC Universal Pattern gilt star plate, the black velvet centre mounted with the bugle-horn, feathers and gateway. White metal scroll below inscribed with regimental title. Three lugs to reverse.

SALEROOM NOTICE:Please note in the PDF and printed catalogue the plate of the 32nd LI illustrated in the top right of the image has been withdrawn from the sale.  Other Ranks' Insignia of the 32nd and 46th Regiments and the DCLI. An 1869 Pattern brass shako-plate of the 46th Regiment; two numerals (one brass, the other in white metal) for Crimean period "pork pie" forage cap of the 32nd Regiment complete with separate bugle-horns; two numerals of the same period of the 46th Regiment; five post-1874 Glengarry-badges of the 32nd LI (various patterns) and the 46th Regiment; a massive brass shoulder-belt plate of the 46th Regiment with four hooks to reverse; a pair of collar-badges c.1884 - 1901; An OR's brass or gilding metal waist belt clasp of the 46th Regt, the outer element inscribed 'South Devonshire Regiment'. Together with an OR's QVC brass helmet-plate of the DCLI; a glengarry-badge, possibly for Militia battalion, with device as for helmet-plate centre on red cloth within a crowned circlet bearing regimental title (crown re-fixed); a later valise badge of the 2nd Battalion DCLI; and assorted buttons. (Lot)

An officer's Victorian Helmet-plate of the DCLI. A QVC Universal Pattern post-1881 gilt star plate, the centre mounted with the bugle-horn, feathers and Gateway on red velvet ground. White metal scroll below bearing regimental title. Three lugs to reverse. Gilt rubbed, the central device crudely re-fixed and edges of feathers slightly damaged.

A Volunteer Battalion Officer's Helmet, possibly of the DCLI. A blue cloth spiked helmet with white metal fittings, lacking plate. Spike and chin chain detached but present. Roan leather lining. Some moth damage, leather of back peak split, spike-base rubbed. In a tin with plaque inscribed 'EJP Magor Esq Devon & Cornwall Miners Arty', but containing a typed note stating that the helmet was worn by Capt CC Thomas, 4th DCLI.

A Rifle Volunteer Officer's Helmet. A dark grey cloth helmet by Hobsons, with white metal peak-edging and other fittings, complete with blackened QVC Maltese Cross plate bearing Cornwall Arms and Motto. Corded chin chain with black velvet lining. Roan leather headband inscribed in manuscript 'JT Thomas'. Minor moth damage. In an unmarked tin.

Channel Islands Military Insignia An officer's embroidered cap-badge of the 2nd Royal Guernsey Militia, with scroll; a similar badge, without scroll; an OR's helmet-plate centre of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry, a gilt metal bugle-horn cap-badge with Royal Guernsey scroll (slider fitting) and a similar badge in copper, with '2' between the strings of the bugle; a collar-badge (described as a lion-leopardé in 1911 Dress Regulations); an officer's gilt button of the 1st RGLI; various cloth and metal shoulder-titles; a Liberation Medal dated 9 May 1945; and an anodised metal cap-badge of the Royal Alderney Militia. (19 items)

A Collection of Officers' Headdress Fittings A gilt pompom-socket, probably for 1869-pattern shako; and a similar socket, slightly defective; three gilt spike-bases (one rubbed) for officers' cloth helmets; two white metal helmet-spikes; assorted rosettes, including four small gilt ones with screw-posts, possibly for Dragoon Guards plume-finials; a gilt plume-socket for a Hussar officer's busby; and a white metal title-scroll from a helmet-plate of the Queen's Regiment. (Lot)

Miscellaneous British Insignia A fine Victorian Royal Arms helmet-plate, as for Governor of Military Prisons but in white metal; a brass QVC Royal Arms within a foliate strap; a gilding metal star, as for Garter but with longer rays and incised central cross; a bit-boss for a mounted officer's charger; a KC forage-cap badge of the Royal Hospital; an eight-pointed brass Trained Soldier star; a TA lapel-badge, and a black cord boss for a field cap bearing IV numeral in white metal. (Lot)

Please note that the officer's white metal QVC Royal Arms helmet-plate; and a Garter star in gilding metal with incised cross have both been withdrawn from this lot. Both items now appear in lot 351.A Group of Militaria Including a white horsehair plume for a Royal Artillery officer's busby, in its grenade socket mounted with Royal Arms device (gilt of socket rubbed); an officer's white metal QVC Royal Arms helmet-plate; an officer's gold cord sword-knot with acorn finial; a black patent leather pouch belt of a Rifle regiment, complete with whistle, chain and chain-boss (lacking plate); a Rifles officer's pair of plaited shoulder-cords (one cord bearing Captain's rank stars); an Undress pouch of the Royal Artillery (lacking badge); an RAOC officer's gold-laced waist-belt and slings (lacking waist-plate), and a number of other incomplete laced belts; an officer's blue side-cap, and an OR's cap, both of the Royal Signals; stable-belts of the Royal Signals, RLC and REME; approximately 45 metal shoulder-titles including 72/HIGHLANDERS, T/RAMC/SOUTH MIDLAND and T/RFA/WELCH (some fixings defective); an assortment of officers' rank-stars and NCO's chevrons, some in gold or silver lace, others worsted; and assorted rank-slides, some with officers' worsted rank-badges; a Garter star in gilding metal with incised cross; a number of officers' and warrant officers' metal rank-badges and musicians qualification-badges; a collection of buttons, including two officer's gilt buttons of the 8th Regiment, probably for a double-breasted coatee or 1855 Pattern tunic (the Horses pointing in different directions), and another gilt button, of the 25th Regiment; a foul weather cover, the shape suggesting a Gentleman at Arms pouch; assorted lanyards; a swagger-stick with bugle-horn head; a pair of short brown leather gaiters; a 1939-45 Star, War Medal and Uganda Independence Medal, together with a group of six WW2 miniature metals and various groups of ribbons removed from uniforms. (Lot)

Badges of Malta military and other units A card bearing a cloth arm-badge of the Malta Garrison, cap-badges of the Royal Engineers Militia, and items of the King's Own Malta Regiment of Militia and King's Own Malta Regiment, including an OSD cap-badge post-1904 of the Royal Malta Militia, a rare plastic cap-badge and an officer's fine collar-badge of the King's Own Malta Regiment in gilt and enamel; and another card, with insignia of the Royal Malta Artillery, including two versions of OSD bronze badges with blade fixings and a QEC bimetal beret badge; also a bronze helmet-plate of the Malta Police and items of the Malta Customs Service, Home Guard and Civil Defence Corps, and a cloth badge of Luqa RAF station. (2 cards, 52 items)

New Zealand Regimental and Corps Insignia A card of cap and collar-badges of the 9th (Wellington East Coast Rifles), 10th (North Otago Rifles), 11th (Taranaki Rifles), 12th (Nelson), 13th (North Canterbury & Westland), 14th (South Otago), 15th (North Auckland) and 16th (Waikato) Regiments, all dated 1911. Mainly gilt or gilding metal, a few OSD; a card of similar items and shoulder-titles of the NZ Signal, Postal & Telegraph, Service, Medical and Machine Gun Corps and SAS, and a cloth shoulder-title of the NZ SAS. Mainly KC, a few QEC; and a card of cap-badges and a few collar-badges of the NZ Ordnance, EME, Dental, Nursing, Veterinary, Education, Pay and Provost Corps, Army Motor Reserve, Chaplains, Womens' Land Service, WAAC and Cadet Corps and the Otago University OTC. Some KC vintage, mainly QEC. Together with a chromed helmet-plate of the NZ Police, a Glengarry badge of the NZ Scottish and minor items. (3 cards, 87 items, together with sundry loose items)

An Officer's gilt Helmet-Plate Centre of the Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry c. 1851. A gilt plate with a rococo shield mounted with the Arms of Lancaster, surmounted by a QVC, with rich sprays of laurel leaves. Three screw-post fixings.

Miscellaneous Cavalry Insignia Items including a large spur badge of the Rough Riders, a pouch badge of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, a gilt collar badge of the King's Royal Hussars, a collar-badge of the 9th Lancers (lances defective), a gilt KC cap badge of the Staffordshire Yeomanry (as KK 1413), a Lancer trooper's brass plate for Foreign Service helmet (fixings absent), a lapel badge of the Queen's Bays, and a fine gilt lion's head billet-buckle for a hussar officer's sword-sling. (Lot)

Royal Artillery Helmet Plates and Sabretache Ornament Gilt or gilding metal Royal Arms, with Gun and mottoes below. An officer's sabretache-plate and QVC helmet-plate, both with the edges of the shield incised and the gun with mounted wheel. ORs' helmet-plates of similar design, but with fixed wheel to gun and without incised detail, QVC and KC. Together with two Victorian Militia ORs' plates with their divisional title replacing Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt on the lower scroll.(6 items)

Volunteer and Territorial Artillery Helmet Plates ORs' QVC white metal helmet-plates of the 1st Lanarkshire, 2nd Devonshire, Kent and First Sussex Artillery Volunteers, and Second Middlesex Volunteer Artillery; together with two KC plates (one officer's, in gilt, the other for an OR in brass) of Territorial Artillery, both with the long scroll inscribed Quo Fas et Gloria Ducunt, and the short scroll with laurel sprays.(7 items)

Insignia of London and other Engineer Volunteer Units Four ORs' helmet-plates of named units including Tower Hamlets and 1st London; officers' fine buttons, pouch-badge and waistbelt plate, and an OR's Glengarry badge, of 1st London Engineers; an officer's white metal waist belt clasp of the Northamptonshire Engineer Vols; and a 1/RE/ABERDEENSHIRE shoulder title. (19 items)

Volunteer RE Helmet Plates, Pouch Badges, Waist Plates etc Officers' QVC and KC helmet plates, four officers' QVC pouch-badges, officers' white metal and bronze cap and collar badges: two officers' QVC waist plates (different patterns) with gilt devices; an officer's martingale badge (VR cypher); an OR's HP and other items. (22 items)

Volunteer RE Railway Staff and Submarine Miners An officer's QVC white metal helmet-plate of the Railway Volunteer Staff Corps; an officer's waist-plate and buttons of Submarine Miners; a Piper's cap-badge and silver plaid-brooch (HM Glasgow 1890) of the Clyde Division (part of thunderbolt device missing); and an OR's helmet plate and waist belt clasp of other divisions. (21 items)

Engineer Volunteers Insignia of Middlesex, Lanarkshire and Lancashire Buttons, shako-plate, pouch-badge and busby plume-socket for the 1st Middlesex Engr Vols; an OR's QVC helmet plate and shoulder title for the 1st Lanark Engr Vols; an officer's frosted white metal KC helmet plate of the 2nd Lancashire Engineer Volunteers, and a QVC helmet plate for the 1st Lancashire Engr Vols. (13 items)

Victorian Helmet Plates of Yorkshire and Gloucestershire Engineer Volunteers Two officers' helmet plates of the 1st West York Engr Vols; ORs' helmet plates of the Newcastle & Durham, 1st and 2nd (1st AB) Gloucestershire, 2nd Gloucestershire Bristol, 1st and 2nd Cheshire Engr Vols; together with a Locomotive collar-badge of the 2nd Cheshire (later Railway Battalion), and sundry items.(17 items)

Gold gilt bronze on white marble base, very nice decor depicting lady with man in armor with helmet, 50 cm. tall.

Gold gilt, depicting Roman soldier with helmet resting atop movement, 70 cm. tall.

A WWI replica helmet

A Poole pottery Atlantis stoneware helmet table lamp by Guy Sydenham, approx 28cm.

A repainted ARP helmet and cased large military compass.

A vintage brass coal bucket in a helmet style

A George III silver helmet cream jug, Stephen Adams I?, London, 1793, 13.2cm.

A George III silver helmet shape milk jug, Solomon Hougham, London 1810, with a foliate engraved frieze, and a Victorian silver helmet cream jug, Birmingham 1893, in George III style, with punched rim and square plinth base, 14.5cm high, inscribed, 6ozs weight combined (2).

Two George II silver cauldron salt cellars, one David Hennell, London 1750, monogrammed, the other probably the same date, on triple hoof feet, and a George II style silver helmet sauce boat, Birmingham 1925, 6ozs weight combined (3).

British Police white metal helmet badge for East Riding of Yorkshire Constabulary mounted on wooden wall plaque and two black & white metal police helmet badges including Lincolnshire Constabulary and Durham County Constabulary (3)

American issue steel helmet with liner

American issue steel helmet with liner and chin strap

British military tin helmet with liner and webbing chin strap

Two Pelham puppets; Space Boy with plastic helmet, 7 1/2" high, in yellow box (AF), Donald Duck in yellow box and empty yellow "Caterpillar" box

A MCCULLOCH TRIMMACH 241 PETROL STRIMMER, together with a helmet visor and ear defenders (2)

1960's JVC Videosphere Space Helmet television