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WW2 German Army Normandy Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, Model 1940 steel helmet with remains of the original German army decal to the side. Helmet shell has a smooth camouflage paint finish in light green, brown and tan colours, the pattern which is associated with the German forces stationed in France and especially Normandy. Helmet is complete with the original leather liner system to the interior. Shell is stamped “SE62” and “1334”. Some inked details to the leather liner but these are not clear. Good untouched example.

German Army Single Decal Battle Damaged Steel Combat Helmet, super untouched example of a M40 pattern steel combat helmet with remains of German army single decal. Helmet retains much of its original field combat paint finish. Where the decal has been the shell has been penetrated probably by a shell splinter / shrapnel which has impacted the leather liner to the interior slightly. The shell also has another area of damage to the lower rear skirt. Helmet retains the original leather liner and leather chinstrap. Painted to the interior of the helmet is the original owners name, “Halbroth”. Super untouched example of battle damaged combat helmet.

Scarce Kriegsmarine M-35 Battle Damaged Steel Combat Helmet, untouched example of a early model 1935 German steel combat helmet with approximately 60% of the original Kriegsmarine gold eagle decal to the side. Much of the early apple green paint finish remains to the shell. The shell has suffered an impact from a shell blast on the side where the decal is present, this has caused the side vent / grommet to be pushed out and also one of the liner pins. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner to the interior which shows service wear. Shell is stamped “ET66” and “4057”. Original Kriegsmarine Model 35 steel helmets are very scarce to find.

Third Reich Police Field Divisions Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, good example of a Model 1940 steel combat helmet retaining much of the original combat paint finish to the exterior of the shell. Helmet is complete with the original Police eagle decal which has been overlaid on top of another decal, which appears to be that of the Waffen-SS. Many Waffen-SS units converted to Police divisions so often they re-decaled existing helmets. To the other side is the remains of the original Party decal shield. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner system and has its original chinstrap. Shell is stamped “10023” and “ET62”.

Luftwaffe M-35 Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet with Remains of Camouflage Paint Finish, good example of an early Luftwaffe steel combat helmet with much of the original light blue / grey paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. The shell does have a green overpaint camouflage paint finish which has worn in places. Remains of the original early droop tail eagle and national tri-colour decal. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner which shows some areas of dryness. Some inked initials to the liner. Shell is stamped “2954” and “ET62”. Good untouched example.

Luftwaffe M-40 Italian Front Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of a model 1940 steel combat helmet which retains approximately 85% of its original tropical rough textured tropical camouflage paint finish to the exterior, much of the blue grey Luftwaffe paint coming through. Under the camouflage paint finish single Luftwaffe decal is still visible. Helmet is complete with the original leather liner. Shell stamped “11790” and “Q64”. Good untouched example.

WW2 Luftwaffe Battle Damaged Steel Combat Helmet, M40 pattern steel combat helmet retaining much of its original Luftwaffe blue paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. 2nd pattern Luftwaffe helmet decal which remains in good overall condition, approximately 85% remaining. The shell has a large stress fracture to the front which has forced one liner rivet to be removed. Dents and stress cracks also to the back side of the shell making it misshaped. The helmet retains the original liner and part of the original leather strap. Cracks and wear to the liner. Shell is stamped “SE64” and “9850”. Accompanying the helmet is the paperwork and photographs of Driver C R Hart RASC who brought the helmet back to the UK as a souvenir. One of the photographs shows a group of British soldiers in which Hart is one, standing in front of a German fortification in which it is said the helmet was taken from.

WW2 German Luftwaffe Fallschirmjager (Paratroopers) Steel Combat Helmet, fine untouched example of the model 38 Luftwaffe paratroopers steel combat helmet. The shell retains much of its original Luftwaffe blue grey paint finish to the exterior and interior of the shell. Special pattern leather liner to the interior with original foam pads. Helmet is also complete with the original blue leather harness pattern chinstrap. Liner shows cracks and splits as does the harness chinstrap but they are original to the helmet. Shell is stamped “CKL68” and “4189”.

Scarce Victorian Royal Engineers Submarine Miners Officers Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal volunteer type helmet plate in the form of Victorian crowned Royal Arms with ROYAL ENGINEERS to central scroll and lower scroll with “SUBMARINE MINERS”. Three lug fittings to the reverse.

Victorian Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet Plate, fine gilt metal example of the eight pointed star helmet plate, Victorian crown replacing the top point, laurel spray with garter strap enclosing Hampshire tiger inside silvered laurel wreath, three part silvered scroll to the lower section of the plate with regimental details within. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Much of the original finish remains to the helmet plate.

Post 1902 Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet Plate, fine gilt metal example of the eight pointed star helmet plate, Imperial crown replacing the top point, laurel spray with garter strap enclosing Hampshire tiger inside silvered laurel wreath, three part silvered scroll to the lower section of the plate with regimental details within. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Much of the original finish remains to the helmet plate.

Victorian 1st Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal eight pointed star universal backing plate with Victorian crown replacing top point, laurel spray with garter strap enclosing silvered Hampshire tiger within brass laurel wreath on black velvet backing. Three part lower brass scrolls with regimental details and scroll with battalion details. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate. Finish dull to the obverse and some wear to the velvet centre.

Victorian 1st Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal example with circlet to the centre having HAMPRSHIRE 1ST VOLR BATTN and Tiger to the centre. Three lug fittings to the reverse. Good example.

Victorian 2nd Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal example with circlet to the centre having HAMPRSHIRE 2ND VOLR BATTN and Tiger to the centre. Three lug fittings to the reverse. Good example.

Victorian 3rd Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal example with circlet to the centre having HAMPRSHIRE 3RD VOLR BATTN and Tiger to the centre. Three lug fittings to the reverse. Good example.

Victorian 4th Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal example with circlet to the centre having HAMPRSHIRE 4TH VOLR BATTN and dog gauge to the centre. Three lug fittings to the reverse. Good example.

Victorian Hants Rifle Volunteers Other Ranks Home Service Helmet Plate, white metal example with strap to the centre having regimental details and coat of arms to the centre. Three soldered lugs to the reverse (possible old repairs)

Victorian Isle of Wight Rifle Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, blackened Victorian Crowned Maltese cross plate with circlet to the centre having regimental details and within Isle of Wight tower. Three lug fittings to the reverse and green felt backing.

Victorian Hants Artillery Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal example on the form of the Royal Arms with laurel spray instead of motto, artillery field gun above scroll with “HANTS ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS”. Three lug fittings to the reverse.

Victorian 67th (South Hampshire) Regiment of Foot Glengarry Badge, and Hampshire Regiment other ranks foreign service helmet badge, (2 items)

Hampshire Regiment Other Ranks Helmet Plate, standard brass example with three lug fittings to the reverse. Accompanied by brass Glengarry badge and brass Pagri badge with long slider fitting, (3 items)

Royal Sussex Regiment Car Badge, having regimental badge to the centre on regimental colours, contained in chrome case. Accompanied by a post 1902 Royal Sussex regiment other ranks helmet plate, bullion Royal Sussex regiment blazer badge and embroidered regimental napkin. (4 items)

Royal Army Ordnance Corps Bandsman’s Helmet Plate, accompanied by a Royal Marines pouch badge and 5x regimental valise badges. (7 items)

Selection of Helmet Plate Spares, including backing plates, wreaths, regimental scrolls, regimental centres, etc. Viewing recommended. (19 items)

Netherlands Marines Other Ranks Helmet Plate, brass helmet plate in the form of an eight-pointed star backing plate, crown replacing top point, crossed anchors within laurel spray, strap with motto “JE MAINTIENDRAI” and Dutch Republic lion to the centre. Four loop fittings to the reverse. Good overall condition.

Imperial Russian Helmet Plate, brass other ranks helmet plate in the form of the Imperial Russian eagle with George and the Dragon centre shield. Missing its fittings from the reverse and orb from the crown.

Victorian 2nd West York Artillery Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal plate in the form of the Royal Arms with “2ND”to central scroll and “WEST YORK ARTILLERY VOLS” to the lower scroll. Three lug fittings to the reverse.

Victorian 2nd West Riding of Yorkshire Leeds Engineer Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal plate in the form of the Royal Arms with “2ND W.R.Y” to central scroll and three piece lower scroll with “ENGINEER LEEDS VOLUNTEERS”. Two lug fittings to the reverse.

2x Victorian Derbyshire Volunteer Battalion Other Ranks Helmet Plates, consisting of white metal Derbyshire regiment example and white metal 1st Derbyshire Rifle Volunteer Corps. Both with lug fittings to the reverse. (2 items)

British 1871 Pattern 5th Dragoon Guards Troopers Helmet, brass shell with laurel leaves decoration. White metal helmet plate of star and central garter with a number 5 within. Original leather backed linked chin chain supported by rose pattern side boss (one missing). Cross piece base and fluted plume holder with red and white horse hair plume. Interior of the helmet retains the original leather liner. Some dents to the shell but generally good untouched example. 

Victorian 12th (Prince of Wales Royal) Lancers Other Ranks Lance Helmet, of black leather skull complete with brass other ranks lance cap plate. Red cloth covered mortar board top. Brass lion head side bosses supporting linked brass chin chain. Blue and yellow woollen ball tuft with gilt metal button and red horse hair plume. Interior has much of the original sweatband intact and he original cloth lining. Impressed stampings to the peak. Headdress suffers with service wear and mothing to the red cloth top. Some areas of leather also missing from the top. Well used example.

WW1 Royal Flying Corps Type Short Leather Flying Helmet, in soft brown leather with fur lining. Complete with chinstrap and rolled ear flaps. Some wear to the leather but generally still in good condition.

WW1 British Steel Combat Helmet with Original Cloth Cover and Neck Flap, very good example of a 2nd pattern British steel combat helmet complete with the original oilskin cloth liner and brown leather chinstrap. Helmet is complete with its original canvas cloth cover and khaki neck flap. Rust staining / bleed through the cloth cover. Helmet cover not been removed so shell not inspected but the interior of the shell still retains the original paint finish. These helmets were worn by British soldiers out in Mesopotamia and the Far East In 1917 when it became apparent that the Wolsey Sun helmet was no longer suitable in combat.

WW1 British Hampshire Regimentally Marked Steel Combat Helmet, untouched example of a 2nd pattern British steel combat helmet from WW1. Helmet has painted regimental flash to one side of the Hampshire regiment. Exterior of the shell is heavily worn and rusted. Helmet is complete with its original oilskin liner.

WW1 British / Canadian Divisionally Marked Steel Combat Helmet, being a 2nd pattern British steel combat helmet with rimed edge. Helmet retains much of its original dark brown paint finish. To the sides are green half circles painted which is most likely a divisional marking. Helmet is complete with its original oilskin liner system and brown leather chinstrap. The markings may be for a Canadian division.

Scarce French Adrian Helmet Trench Mortar Unit being a standard form model 1915 Adrian pattern helmet with a unofficial badge to the front in the form of a mortar. Helmet has the original leather strap and leather liner. Helmet has horizon blue paint finish. Some pitting and surface rusting to the exterior of the shell. Similar example can be seen on page 230 of the book “Helmets of the First World War” by Haselgrove & Radovic.

Rare WW1 Polish Legion in France Adrian Steel Helmet, untouched example of the scarce Polish Legion helmet worn by support and artillery troops. Shell has heavy overpaint finish and large central oval badge with Polish eagle. Complete with the original leather liner and thin leather chinstrap. Very good example.

Unusual Belgium Air Defence Squadrons Adrian Pattern Steel Helmet, being a French made example of the M15 Adrian pattern steel helmet painted brown and with brass badge mounted to the front for the Belgium Air Defence / Anti-Aircraft squadrons. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner and leather chinstrap. Good overall condition example.

WW2 French M26 Adrian Pattern Steel Combat Helmet, retaining all of its original combat paint finish. Infantry badge to the centre. Complete with its original leather liner and chinstrap. Very good example.

Royal Air Force B-Type Flying Helmet Originally Belonging to Sergeant (Pilot) Philip Colmer Eyre, Killed in Action when his Whitley Bomber was Shot Down by a Night Fighter over Holland 6th/7th September 1941, brown leather multi-panel flying helmet with split rear. Leather covered ear cups and chamois lining to the interior. No label or dates to the inside. Inked to the interior is “SGT EYRE 1165193”. The helmet is complete with wiring loom and a restored D-Type oxygen mask. The mask with green canvas body, securing straps with press stud fittings and black painted Air Ministry marked microphone. Inked to the inside of the mask is “SERGT PENNYLOCK”, indicating that this set has been put together at some point, either wartime or post war. 1165193 Sergeant Philip Colmer Eyre died 7th September 1941, aged 20, whilst flying Whitley Z6970 DY-R. He transferred into 78 Squadron in July 1941, Eyre being later transferred onto 102 Squadron later that year. Eyre, was the son of James Colmer Eyre and Annie Margaret Eyre, of Westminster, London. The aircraft was airborne at 2105 Hours on 6th September 1941 from Topcliffe and was shot down by a night-fighter and crashed at 0107 Hours at Sambeek (Noord Brabant), 26 km NE of Helmond, Holland with the loss of all those on board. The crew of 4 consisted of Sgt Phillip Colmer Eyre, Sgt Leonard Albert Stock, Sgt Kenneth Pearson Withyman and Sgt Thomas McGill. The crew are buried in Eindhoven (Woensel) General Cemetery, P C Eyre in plot JJ, Grave 37.

WW2 Royal Air Force B-Type Flying Helmet, brown leather multi-panel helmet with split rear section and leather fastening strap. Leather covered zipped ear cups. Leather chinstrap with clip fitting. Chamois lining with velvet forehead band. Ink stamped Air Ministry stamp to the interior and marked “Size 1”. Inked initials to the interior. To the front of the helmet is faintly painted “D.S.8”. Helmet remains in generally good condition. Helmet is accompanied by a WW2 civil defence bakelite helmet complete with its original liner. (2 items)

WW2 Leicester Regiment Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of the standard British Army steel combat helmet. To the side of the helmet is an original regimental badge decal. Some wear to the exterior of the shell. Helmet is complete with the original liner system and webbing chinstrap. Liner is dated 1939.

WW2 British Airborne Forces Steel Combat Helmet, black painted shell, complete with the original liner system which has a well worn date stamped to the sweatband but you can make out 1944. Complete with webbing harness chinstrap. Well worn and used example.

Royal Artillery Regimentally Marked Dispatch Riders Steel Helmet, standard pattern dispatch riders helmet with Royal Artillery diamond insignia to one side. Complete with the original liner system which is dated 1942. Some wear to the exterior and the interior.

4x WW2 British Home Front Steel Helmets, consisting of senior Fire Guards white painted steel helmet complete with liner, 1939 dated black painted Wardens steel helmet complete with liner and webbing chinstrap, Fire Watchers / Fire Guards steel helmet complete with original liner and a Senior Officers Auxiliary Fire Service steel helmet shell. Various conditions. (4 items)

WW2 National Fire Service Steel Helmet complete with decal transfer (missing crown) and area number. Helmet retains much of the original brown paint finish. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Accompanied by a 1938 dated British steel helmet with three drill holes to brim indicating not for front line service. Helmet is fitted with a combat net and first aid dressing. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. (2 items)

WW2 British Home Front Casualty Clearing Station Steel Helmet, white painted British pattern steel helmet with black stencilled to the front “C S”. Complete with the original liner and webbing chinstrap. Liner is dated 1939. Wear to the exterior but generally a good example.

WW2 British RASC Regimentally Marked Steel Combat Helmet, fine example of a combat pattern British steel helmet with rough exterior paint finish and painted regimental flash of the RASC to the side. Webbing chinstrap and liner system to the interior. 1942 date to the liner. Good untouched example.

WW2 British Army Combat Steel Helmet, good untouched example of a standard WW2 British steel combat helmet retaining much of the original paint finish to the shell. 1943 dated liner system to the interior and webbing chinstrap.

WW2 Japanese Leather Flight Helmet, brown leather example with leather constructed star insignia to the front. Wool lined interior. Inside of ear cups with Japanese markings. Complete with straps and buttons. Remains in generally good condition.

Elizabeth II Troopers Dress Helmet of the Royal Horse Guards (Blues & Royals) Household Cavalry, early post 1953 example, white metal shell with brass and white metal large other ranks helmet plate to the centre. Large rosette side bosses holding linked chain brass leather backed chinstrap. Red horsehair plume mounted into socket plume holder. Complete with leather liner to the interior. Some light dents to the shell but generally good untouched example.

Elizabeth II Troopers Dress Helmet of the Life Guards Household Cavalry, early post 1953 issue troopers dress helmet, white metal shell with large brass and white metal helmet plate to the centre, large rosette side bosses holding leather backed linked brass chinstrap. White metal spike base with fluted socket holding white horsehair parade plume. Complete with the original leather liner to the interior. Helmet remains in very good condition.

Prussian Grenadier Regiment Other Ranks 1871 Pattern Helmet Plate, brass example with one single bolt fitting to the reverse. Old solder repair to the reverse.

Rare Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha 95th Infantry Regiment Reserve Other Ranks Helmet Plate for the 1871 Pattern Helmet, brass Prussian eagle with white metal Saxon coat of arms to the centre and white metal reserve cross below with motto “Fur Furst und Vaterland” to centre of cross. Original loop to the reverse and WW1 replacement loop, slightly lower. Good untouched example of a rare helmet plate.

Saxon 101st Grenadier Regiment Other Ranks Pickelhaube Helmet Plate, white metal eight pointed rayed star plate with brass state of Saxony coat of arms to the centre. Reverse with two loop fittings. Small period repair to left hand side of the plate.

Wurttemberg Dragoon Officers Pickelhaube with Parade Plume, leather bodied helmet with officers gilt metal state of Wurttemberg helmet plate to centre, gilt metal officers scaled chinstraps, state and national officers pattern cockades. Brass cross piece spike base with gilt metal stars and fluted screw in parade brush / plume in white horsehair with gilt metal top fitting. Square dip peak with brass trim and rear spine piece. Helmet is missing its sweatband and liner. Leather sunken at the top due to weight of plume etc. Good untouched example.

Wurttemberg Reserve Officers Pickelhaube, black leather skull with gilt metal officers state helmet plate with silvered reserve cross to the centre. Scaled officers chinstraps with officers national cockade and un-painted state cockade. Brass officers spike with two of the four gilt fixing stars remaining to the base. Brass front trim and back spine piece. Rear peak slightly un-stitched to one corner. Complete with original leather sweatband and cloth lining. Fixing bolts remaining to the helmet plate, two small holes behind the plate section. Good untouched example.

WW1 German Prussian Hanoverian Regiments Other Ranks Pickelhaube, leather body helmet with brass other ranks Prussian eagle helmet plate having the additional “WATERLOO” scroll as worn by the Hanoverian regiments. Brass front trim, rear spine strap and spike with domed rivets to the base. Helmet is complete with state cockade and leather chinstrap. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner to the interior. Some crazing to the leather but generally a very nice example of a scarce enlisted mans helmet.

WW1 Prussian Garde Other Ranks Pickelhaube, leather body helmet with gilt brass other ranks Prussian wrap round eagle helmet plate with white metal starburst to centre. Brass other ranks type spike, front trim and rear spine piece. Other ranks state and national cockades supported by leather chinstrap. Helmet is complete with the original leather liner (small area of damage and section missing). Pencil writing to the rear peak relating to the original owner. Good untouched example.

WW1 Bavarian Ersatz Felt Pickelhaube, the body of the helmet remains in very good condition. Brass state helmet plate, front trim, spike (with dented top). Helmet is also complete with the original painted state and national cockades and fitted with leather chinstrap. Interior of the helmet has the original leather liner system which is generally in good condition with just some minor cracks and tears. Overall a very good example.