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Click here to subscribeImperial 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.
Model 1915 Baden Officers Pickelhaube, very nice leather covered fibre bodied officers helmet from the state of Baden. Helmet is complete with its original officers pattern helmet plate which retains nearly all of the original fire gilt wash finish. Officers pattern national cockade and officers leather backed scaled chinstraps. Gilt brass front trim and rear spine strap. Circular helmet spike base with four securing stars and tall pattern officers spike. Helmet with the original officers leather sweatband and artificial silk lining. Some crazing to the shell and small areas of the leather covering are absent revealing the fibre body. Scarce to find officers helmets from the state of Baden especially the wartime issue examples.
Model 1915 Prussian Artillery Officers Pickelhaube, good untouched example of the wartime M-15 pattern officers pickelhaube as worn by a Prussian officer from an Artillery regiment. The leather bodied helmet is complete with officers Prussian helmet plate to the centre, officers gilt metal scaled chinstraps with officers pattern state and national cockades. Circular base with four gilt metal fixing stars and artillery officers pattern ball top. Helmet is complete with the original leather sweatband and artificial silk lining to the interior. Some small areas of rot to the side of the leather sweatband and some crazing to the leather but otherwise a good untouched example.
Prussian Dragoon Regiment Pickelhaube, as found example having leather shell with white metal Prussian Dragoon helmet plate to the centre, front peak with white metal trim, white metal cruciform spike base and short pattern white metal spike. The helmet is missing its rear peak, rear spine, chinstrap posts and liner. Ideal restoration piece.
Prussian Cuirassiers Officers Helmet, consisting of an original lobster tail white metal helmet shell complete with the original Prussian reserve officers gilt metal helmet plate to the centre, officers pattern scaled chinstraps and large pattern officers cockades. Helmet with the brass domed rivets to the reverse. Missing its spike and liner to the interior. Ideal restoration project. Once complete a scarce and desirable helmet.
Bavarian Model 1853 Burgerwehr Officers Helmet, in untouched as found condition. The helmet is complete with its original crowned Bavarian helmet plate to the centre. Lion head side bosses with scaled leather backed chin straps. Painted Bavarian cockade to the side and cross base with plume socket to the top. Helmet is complete with the original leather liner to the interior. Some of the leather covering to the shell has flaked off. Ideal restoration project.
Austrian M-17 Steel Helmet, being a example issued to the Austrian police with the two small drill holes for the fitting of the brass flaming grenade badge. The helmet is complete with its three pad leather liner and later model leather two piece strap. The helmet has been re-painted in a camouflaged style and painted German national tri-colour to one side.
Austrian M-17 Steel Helmet, retaining approximately 40% of the original paint finish to the exterior. Later decal has once been present and two drill holes have been filled in, possibly re-issued to Austrian Police. Helmet has been refurbished to the interior with a new liner system and chinstrap.
Hanover Police Shako, fibre body shell with white metal two piece helmet plate to the centre with Hanover horse. Cockade with painted black, red and yellow German national tri-colour. Helmet is complete with its original chinstrap with aluminium mounts. Complete with its original leather liner to the interior. This helmet is post WW2 period issued but the body of the helmet, liner and strap are probably of Third Reich period, left over stocks of these shakos were issued to the German police forces after the war.
Very Rare Early Waffen-SS Double Decal M-34 Parade Style Helmet, untouched as found example retaining approximately 80% of the original green paint finish to the exterior shell. Some areas of surface rusting to the top and lower ridge of the shell. The helmet has original Waffen-SS decal applied to the side and the party decal shield to the other side. Helmet has its original M-34 pattern leather liner which is suffering with dry rot, four cork liner spacer pads remain to the interior. Some of the tongues are now damaged. Metal clip and very small section of the chinstrap remain. Shell has makers stamp to the inside. The helmet comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity from Ken Niewiarowicz, author of “Germany’s Combat Helmet 1933-45” by R James Bender Publishing, dated 28th May 2010. He states in the certificate that the decals are C.A Pocher type. A superb untouched example of a very rare SS helmet.
Waffen-SS Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet, outstanding example of a M-40 steel combat helmet which retains much of its original combat paint finish to the exterior of the shell. The helmet retains its original Waffen-SS single decal which is nearly completely intact, approximately 95%. Interior of the helmet has the original leather liner which is size stamped 57. Painted to the rear skirt of the helmet is “945”. Helmet is complete with its original leather chinstrap. The interior shows some service wear which is in keeping with the condition of the exterior of the helmet. Overall a fantastic example of a very desirable steel combat helmet.
WW2 German Army Normandy Camouflaged Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet, untouched example of a M-40 pattern combat helmet which has a fine spray paint finish to the exterior of the shell in greens and yellows which is typical of the camouflage paint scheme associated with the troops based in Normandy. Single army decal present. Attached to the helmet is a chicken wire camouflage cover. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner which is well worn and has some damage. Complete with its original leather chinstrap. The helmet shell is stamped NS64 and 8646. One liner rivet missing.
Luftwaffe Italian Front Tropical Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, M-40 pattern steel combat helmet with a dark tropical sand coloured paint finish which is more likely to have been used in Italy or southern France. Helmet is complete with its original leather liner and chinstrap with aluminium buckle. Much of the original light blue Luftwaffe paint remains to the interior. Shell is stamped ET66 and 4162. Generally a very good example.
WW2 German Army Camouflaged Steel Combat Helmet, superb untouched example with very unusual camouflage paint finish pattern in green and yellows, probably worn in Normandy or Belgium etc. Helmet is a model 1940. Complete with its original leather liner which shows service wear and has some areas of damage. Complete with its original leather chinstrap. Shell is stamped ET66. Inked to the liner is the initials “HG”.
Victorian Queens Westminster Volunteers Other Ranks Helmet Plate, fine blackened brass helmet plate being a crowned Maltese cross with lions to the inside sections, central circlet having regimental title and the centre with the crowned portcullis. Two lug fittings to the reverse of the plate.
Victorian Volunteer Medical Staff Corps Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal crowned eight pointed star back plate with laurel spray, central circlet having regimental details within and the centre a voided cross having red felt backing. Reverse of the helmet plate with three lugs. Good example.
Post 1902 9th (Queens Royal) Lancers Other Ranks Lance Helmet Plate, being a other ranks brass example with Royal Arms and arms of Queen Adelaide, battle honours for the Boer War, Queen Adelaide cipher and regimental scroll. Plate has two screw post fittings on the reverse. Plate remains in good overall condition.
Post 1902 Royal Artillery Officers Home Service Helmet Plate, fine gilt metal example in the form of crowned Royal Arms with Artillery field gun to the lower section and scroll with motto. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the helmet plate. Much of the original gilt wash finish remains to the helmet plate.
Worcestershire Regiment Officers Foreign Service Helmet Badge, fine gilt brass eight pointed star with silvered lion and strap set upon the middle of the backing plate. The strap with regimental details within and castle to the very centre, missing tips of the tower, lower scroll with regimental motto “FIRM”. Brooch fitting to the reverse.
Victorian 2nd Volunteer Battalion Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal universal pattern helmet plate with circlet to centre having “WORCESTERSHIRE 2ND VOLR BATTN” and central castle within eight pointed star. Two lug fittings to the reverse of the plate; Brass Victorian other ranks Worcestershire regiment helmet plate, being universal pattern helmet plate with central helmet plate centre having regimental details. One loop fitting missing from the reverse. (2 items)
Victorian 1st Hampshire Volunteer Battalion Other Ranks Helmet Plate, white metal eight pointed star with top point being replaced by Victorian crown, laurel spray and circlet to the centre having “HAMPSHIRE 1ST VOLR BATTN” and voided tiger on ground within circlet. Three lug fittings to the reverse of the plate.
6x Other Ranks Helmet Plate Centres / Pagri Badges, all being brass other ranks examples, consisting of examples for The Welsh regiment, Essex regiment, Loyal North Lancashire regiment, Suffolk regiment, Devonshire regiment (pagri with slider) and Essex regiment (pagri with slider). All remain in good condition. (6 items)
5x Other Ranks Helmet Plate Centres, all being brass other ranks examples, consisting of examples for Derbyshire regiment, Leinster regiment, Hampshire regiment, The Welsh regiment and Leicestershire regiment. Also accompanied by a brass Gloucestershire regiment badge being the sphinx in wreath worn on the reverse of the other ranks helmet. (6 items)
Selection of Mixed Cap / Beret Badges, including rifles cord boss badge, Royal Artillery bullion embroidered on green cloth backing, bi-metal Mobile Defence Corps, gilt Royal Artillery officers cap badge with Gaunt makers mark to the reverse, George VI National Defence Company bronze badge with blades, bi-metal 23rd Hussars, bronze 26th Hussars with blade fittings to reverse, 22nd Dragoons cap badge with slider, bi-metal 27th Lancers, plus others. Accompanying the cap / beret badges is a Polish Pilots badge with Gaunt makers mark and screw back fitting, 2x other ranks helmet plate centres, generals shoulder board crossed baton and sword emblems, plus other items. Various conditions and periods. (48 items)
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