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Lot 191
Victorian Middlesex Rifle Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, being a blackened brass example with Victorian crowned laurel wreath having blank scrolls to the wreath, tablet under crown “MIDDLESEX”, scroll at bottom “REGIMENT”, centre a Maltese cross with circlet to centre having laurel spray and “RIFLE”. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate.
Lot 192
Victorian Rifle Brigade Other Ranks Helmet Plate being blackened crowned laurel wreath with battle honours to scrolls on the wreath, centre with Maltese cross having battle honours to arms of the cross, centre with circlet having regimental details and crowned strung bugle. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Accompanied by a Victorian London Rifle Brigade other ranks helmet plate being blackened eight pointed star with the Victorian crown replacing the top point, oak leaf wreath to the centre with strap having regimental details and coat of arms to the very centre, City of London crest to lower section of the plate. Two lug fittings to the reverse of the helmet plate. Both remain in good condition. (2 items)
Lot 196
Victorian Kings Own Scottish Borderers (KOSB) Other Ranks Helmet Plate Centre, fine example with three wire post fittings to the reverse; post 1902 kings crown other ranks helmet plate centre for the Kings Own Scottish Borderers; Border regiment other ranks helmet plate centre with fittings to the reverse and a Border regiment pagri badge with slider fitting. (4 items)
Lot 227
Scarce Victorian Sergeants Metropolitan Police Helmet Plate ‘D' Division Marylebone Guelphic pattern crown, black star, white metal ‘D-15’ centre, complete with three lug fittings on the reverse.Condition report:The orb on the top of the crown looks like it has been repaired at some point,plus the tiny tip of the sunburst star at 9.00 is missing.
Lot 233
Obsolete Elizabeth II Ministry of Defence Police Helmet Plate, accompanied by matching cap badge; Ministry of Defence Police wreath type cap badge; EIIR Gibraltar Services Police cap badge; EIIR War Department Police Cyprus cap badge; bullion embroidered Ministry of Defence Police badge; 3x variations of Defence Fire Service cap badges; Admiralty Fire Service and Fire Prevention Service cap badges, plus other items. (28 items)
Lot 237
Helmet in the Style of a Cavalry Troopers ‘Dutch Pot’ c.1650, one piece skull embossed with radial ribs surmounted by an iron ring to suspend the helmet from the saddle when not in use, articulated neck guard, fixed pointed peak with turned over edge and with thumb-screw adjustable nasal bar, well-made later pierced ear flaps. 20th century made. Good condition.
Lot 240
1871 Pattern 6th Dragoon Guards Officers Helmet, gilt metal shell with large silvered starburst badge to the centre having strap with “THE CARABINEERS” within and lion over crown. Rosette side bosses with leather backed linked chin chain. Cruciform base with fluted spike and white horse hair plume having top rosette. Officers lining to the interior of the helmet. Helmet shows wear and some dents to the shell.
Lot 241
Victorian 1st Volunteer Battalion Royal Lancaster Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet, fine example of the blue cloth helmet with white metal officers helmet plate for the 1st volunteer battalion Royal Lancaster regiment, velvet backed linked chin scales, rosette side bosses, cross base with short pattern spike, front trim and rear spine strap. Green cloth covering to underside of front and rear peaks. Leather sweatband and cloth lining to the interior of the helmet. Housed in the original storage tin. One small moth nip and stain to the cloth but otherwise very good condition.
Lot 242
Rare Victorian 17th Lancers Foul Weather Officers Lance Cap, light weight black leather covered helmet having gilt metal skull side bosses holding velvet backed linked gilt brass chin chain. Leather covered dome fitting to represent the rosette. Interior has the leather sweatband and crimson cloth lining with tailors details to the crown of J Jones & Co, London. Very good example with much of the original gilt finish remaining to the fittings.
Lot 244
Edward VII East Riding of Yorkshire Imperial Yeomanry Officers Lance Cap, fine example having a black patent leather with the upper section of the mortar board top being in light blue melton cloth with gilt metal lines leading to a band of gilt metal scrolling leaves. Top of the mortar board is patent leather with gilt metal oakleaves decoration to the corners. Complete with the original officers pattern two piece helmet plate with the running fox badge of the regiment under the cipher of Edward VII. Patent leather peak with gilt metal edging. Gilt lion head side bosses which hold the velvet backed linked gilt metal chinstrap. The plume boss is in the form of a silvered Yorkshire Rose. Helmet retains the original leather sweatband and crimson lining with gilt tooled Sandilands & Son London tailors details. The helmet remains in generally very good condition.
Lot 247
WW1 British Early Issue “B” Pattern Brodie Steel Combat Helmet, interesting example of the rimless pattern steel combat helmet which has been re-painted in a olive green paint finish. The helmet is complete with its original oilskin liner and leather chinstrap. The helmet has a label which states the helmet belonged to “Wm A YEOMAN SERVICE NO M/299298 MT ARMY SERVICE CORPS”; WW1 British “A” pattern steel combat helmet shell with just remains of the original apple green paint finish to the shell, inside fitted with a leather chinstrap and painted in white “MESSINES RIDGE 1917-18”; WW1 “B” pattern rimless brodie helmet shell which has been excavated and re-painted, large impact dent to the top of the shell. Painted inside “YPRES 1917 WIPERS”, comes with a label with inked details of its history. (3 items)
Lot 248
WW1 British “B” Pattern Brodie Steel Helmet, being the shell re-painted at some point, complete with its original liner system with pink stamp underneath the oilskin. Brown leather chinstrap fitted, however this has probably been replaced from another helmet. Comes with a ined label indicating its history; Accompanied by two WW1 British relic helmet shells recovered from WW1 battle fields with labels detailing their history. (3 items)
Lot 249
WW1 British Early Issue ‘B’ Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example which has received a heavy blow from shrapnel to the brim, next to a chinstrap rivet. Helmet retains much of the original finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Missing liner to the interior and chinstrap is broken. Dark uncleaned patina overall.
Lot 251
WW1 British Wiltshire Regiment Other Ranks Pattern “Brodie” Steel Combat Helmet, untouched example of a 2nd pattern Brodie steel helmet with remains of painted insignia of the Wiltshire Regiment and a battalion bar to the side. Helmet retains much of its dark finish but also is quite heavily surface pitted. Interior is complete with the original oilskin liner system with pink brodie stamp to the underside. Chin strap attachment fittings in place with split rivet. Inside the helmet is a paper section which states, “STEEL HELMET WORN BY T M LAWSON WHILST ON ACTIVE SERVICE IN FRANCE IN 1918”. Overall a good untouched steel helmet.
Lot 252
WW1 British Other Ranks “Brodie” Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of a 2nd pattern helmet with much of the original paint finish to the exterior. Complete with its original oilskin liner to the interior and original leather chinstrap. Helmet has a old label attached giving details of how it was found in the loft of a house in Hastings. Good untouched example.
Lot 254
WW2 British Royal Armoured Corps Steel Combat Helmet, good example of the special pattern combat helmet as worn by members of the RAC. Helmet retains nearly all of its original combat rough textured paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. 1943 dated liner system with correct pattern webbing chinstrap. Overall a very good example.
Lot 255
WW2 British Tropical Camouflaged Dispatch Riders Steel Helmet, good example of the standard pattern dispatch riders helmet which has had the exterior overpainted in tropical camouflage finish. Interior of the shell retains the original olive green paint. Interior of the helmet is complete with the correct pattern liner with 1943 dated sweatband. The sweatband has illustration, regimental number and name inked. Overall a good example.
Lot 256
WW2 British Leather Strap Airborne Forces / Paratroopers Steel Combat Helmet, interesting example which has had the exterior shell overpainted in a dark green paint finish, interior retains the original colour. Helmet has been fitted with a camouflage net. Interior of the helmet has the padding and liner system but no sweatband. Original leather harness pattern two part chinstrap. Ideal for restoration or display.
Lot 257
WW2 1943 Dated British Airborne Forces Steel Combat Helmet, very good example of a British Paratroopers steel combat helmet retaining much of its original combat paint finish to both the exterior and interior of the shell. Helmet is complete with its original liner system with the sweatband being stamped G&S, size marked 6 7/8 and dated 1943. Helmet is complete with its original two part leather chinstrap harness with chin cup. Overall the helmet is an excellent example of the pattern of Airborne helmet which was worn on D-Day and at Arnhem.
Lot 258
3x WW2 Steel Helmets, consisting of British steel helmet with much of the original paint remaining to the exterior. Interior retains the original 1939 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap. Interior of the shell is marked to the Auxiliary Fire Service (A.F.S); WW2 British combat helmet with a olive green paint finish to the exterior of the shell and black finish to the interior. Complete with its 1943 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap; South African issue steel combat helmet retaining the original liner system and tropical paint finish. (3 items)
Lot 259
3x WW2 British Steel Combat Helmets, consisting of a fine example retaining much of the original combat paint finish to the shell. Complete with the original 1942 dated liner system and webbing chinstrap; similar example with 1940 dated liner system and a re-painted 1944 pattern combat helmet with 1944 dated liner system and fitted with a camouflage net. (3 items)
Lot 289
Imperial German Colonial Troops Sun Helmet Plate, Interesting brass other ranks helmet plate as worn on the tropical sun helmets worn by the Imperial German troops in the colonies and by members of the South East Asia force and those garrisoned at Tsingtau, China. Plate is missing the Imperial crown and fittings from the reverse.
Lot 315
Imperial German 1842 Pattern Leather Pickelhaube, being a large pattern leather pickelhaube having brass mounts, cruciform cross base, scaled chinstraps with re-painted Prussian state cockade. Fitted with a large type Prussian brass helmet plate. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner. The helmet shell is probably a Swedish example which has had the Prussian plate added. Ideal for display or collection filler.
Lot 316
Imperial German Hessian Fireman’s Pickelhaube Style Helmet, fine leather bodied helmet with white metal central helmet plate having crossed fire axes on oakleaf backing with central rampant lion and motto in three part scroll. Complete with the original white metal comb, leather chinstrap and reichs cockade and Hessian state cockade. Complete with its original leather liner. Very good overall condition.
Lot 318
Imperial German Bavarian Other Ranks Pickelhaube Picked Up at the Battle of Fricourt July 2nd 1916, fine untouched example of a leather other ranks helmet with brass mounts. Helmet has the original brass other ranks Bavarian helmet plate to the centre. Helmet is complete with the original reichs cockade but Bavarian cockade is absent. Helmet is complete with the original chinstrap, this has a period repair which is very weak and just holding on. Helmet is complete with the original liner to the interior and the rear peak is stamped with regimental marking and pencil inscription “JULY 2ND 1916 TAKEN AT FRICOURT”. Front peak has stitching faults and one dome rivet from the spike base absent. Good untouched example.
Lot 319
Imperial German Prussian NCO’s Pickelhaube, leather bodied helmet shell fitted with brass Prussian eagle helmet plate (damaged), brass front trim, NCO’s pattern spike and rear trim. The spike base has had the fixing studs replaced with small brass screws. Original officers pattern cockade to one side of the shell which supports leather backed brass scaled chinstraps, some scales absent from one side. Interior with leather NCO’s style liner system. Some flaking to the leather but all fittings match in patina. Light restoration needed.
Lot 320
Imperial German Prussian M-15 Other Ranks Pickelhaube, fine leather shell with grey metal Prussian other ranks helmet plate to the centre. Field grey painted trim, removable spike and rear trim. Helmet is complete with the original leather chinstrap but no cockades. Interior of the helmet retains the original leather liner system and the rear peak is stamped “B J A IX”. Slightly miss-shaped but generally good untouched as found example.
Lot 322
WW1 German Officers Artillery Pickelhaube Helmet Cover, a good condition with service wear of a ball top officers cover for Artillery Regiment 50, both the letter ‘R’ and the numbers ‘50’ in green felt with some moth damage, marked ‘DRP’ to the interior peak of the cover. Although not size stamped, on test it indicates that this would fit a good 57 or 58 size helmet. Ex Michael Baldwin collection.
Lot 323
Imperial German M-16 Steel Combat Helmet, being a refurbished example with the exterior of the shell showing rusting and re-painted. Stress crack to the reverse of the shell. Interior of the shell retains much of the original paint finish. Shell is fitted with a leather liner band and three leather pad liner system, this remains in very good condition in contrast to the shell which would indicate that this is probably replaced.
Lot 324
Imperial German M-17 Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, fine example of a standard model 17 steel combat helmet which retains much of its original three colour pattern camouflage paint finish with thick black separation lines. Interior with steel liner band and three leather liners pads. Remains of ink name can be seen on one liner pad and appears to have a name inked to the rear skirt. Shell is stamped “Ko”. Some wear to the liner with one pad slightly loose from the metal band. Overall a good example.
Lot 334
Imperial German Other Ranks Helmet Brunswick Infantry Regiment 92, Leather shell with brass front trim. Other ranks pattern cockades which appear to have been re-painted. Non regulation pattern leather chinstrap. Brass other ranks Prussian helmet plate with “Fuerst” to scroll and white metal running horse starburst with “PENINSULA” battle honour. Helmet is fitted with an unusual colonial service pattern spike. Leather liner remains to the inside. Printed paper label to the interior with details of an Imperial German soldier of Infantry Regiment 92. Large vent hole behind the helmet plate, which is also typical of colonial pattern helmets. Back peak stamped with black ink regimental markings. An unusual helmet which is possibly made up from various parts of other helmets, sold as viewed.
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