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Lot 559
*Flying Helmet. A late 20th-c. flying helmet by David Clark, model H10-40, of traditional design, chamois-lined leather with integral headset fitted noise-attenuating boom-mic, wired with Nato-fitting jack-plug, as-new, contained in original box with instruction leaflet etc. with another late 20th-c. flying helmet of traditional design, chamois-lined khaki cotton fabric with leather earpieces, fitted noise-attenuating boom-mic, wired with Nato-fitting jack-plug (2)
Lot 565
*RAF WWII - Flying Helmet. Standard service issue C-Type pattern, c. 1942, having later modified ear-pieces to accommodate Gosport-tubes, together with an original pair of MkVIII pattern goggles (tinted lenses fitted) with a set of transparent spare-lenses in original issue box, also with a pair of original Air Ministry issue pilot`s leather gauntlets stores ref. 3632 Size 9, having zippered wrist protection, and a pair of thick woollen flying-socks. All former property of Flt Lieut. Sturgeon, wartime navigator on Lancaster Bombers, together with a part print-out copy of his service log-book (5)
Lot 568
*RAF/Fleet Air-Arm - Flying Helmet. An early post-war issue lightweight cotton flying-helmet, stores ref. 22C/1731, size 3 numbered KM/R/037/63, together with an `H` Pattern oxygen-mask, complete with tube & clamp, fully-fitted headset and wiring-loom & jack-plug for RT connection, inscribed in blue ink to inner earpiece Flt. Sgt. Broughton, stamped WSA (2)
Lot 571
*WWII RAF Flying Helmet. A Wartime C-Type pattern standard issue Helmet, c. 1940s, complete with integral earphones, wiring-loom and jack-plug, together with a later pattern Oxygen-mask stores ref: 6D/1485 with AM markings, and with a pair of later issue MKVIII-pattern flying goggles. This apparel was in regular use post-war by the vendor when flying his Tiger Moth aeroplane. (3)
Lot 573
*WWII RAF Flying Helmet. C-Type pattern issue, c. 1940s, stores ref: 22C/880, soft dark tan leather with chamois lining, complete with internal headset earphones, wiring-loom and jack-plug, together with an `H`-pattern oxygen-mask and a pair of Mk VIII pattern goggles, with auxiliary boom-mic adaptor for modern usage, all elements in good original condition (3)
Lot 586
*Motoring Helmet. An early 20th-c. Motorist`s Wind-cap helmet, c. 1918, soft black leather with woollen lining, together with a pair of contemporary motoring goggles, having faux tortoiseshell rims to lenses, with chenille lining, contained in the original makers protective box, also with a pair of fur gauntlets (3)
Lot 591
*Racing Helmet. An early 20th-c. Motor Racing driver`s or rider`s helmet by James Grose & Son London, c. 1920s, of shellacked linen overlaid composition construction with moleskin lining and side & neck-protection with adjustable chin-strap and detachable leather peak, size 7, with maker`s and Auto Cycle Union certification labels to inside crown, appears almost unused original condition, together with a pair of period racing goggles (replacement strap) James Grose were one of the first manufacturers of specialised protective headwear for the racing fraternity, when safety issues became more requisite as speeds advanced rapidly after WWI. This is an excellent example of an early-pattern production helmet. (2)
Lot 168
Alice Maher ARHA (b.1956) PALISADE and HELMET, 2003 lambada prints (each an edition of 12) 23.25 by 23.25in. (59.06 by 59.06cm) Provenance: DCP Project Space, San Francisco; Where purchased by the present owner Exhibited: `Animal Rites` [Group Show], DCP Project Space, San Francisco, 4 October -10 November 2007 Literature: Carol Mavor; Alice Maher: Portraits, Published by Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown, 2003 (illustrated) The works from this series were exhibited at a solo show entitled, `Portraits` at the Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown, Northern Ireland. (£650-£970 approx)
Lot 78
Victorian Era Copy of a Negroli Burgonet Parade HelmetThis is a Victorian copy of a masterpiece of Renaissance metalwork by Filippo Negroli, whose embossed armor was praised by sixteenth-century writers as "miraculous" and deserving "immortal merit." Formed of one plate of brass and silver plated; the bowl is raised in high relief with motifs inspired by classical art. It is stamped inside the helmet with a Victorian acceptance mark. This helmet measures 12" x 7.75". Condition: Excellent.Starting Price: $1500
Lot 499
German WWI Prussian Picklehauben Officer`s Spike HelmetThis is an excellent-condition Imperial Prussian officer`s spike helmet in very fine shape; extra fine throughout with all proper officer`s grade insignia, embossed Prussian cockade and a national cockade present on both sides. The liner, both leather and fabric, is intact and all nuts, screws, stars, and chinstrap are intact and accounted for. The leather is in excellent shape with no crazing at all. Everything is tight. Even the back visor that is usually loose is rigid and tight. Condition: Very good.Starting Price: $500
Lot 551
German WWII Vet Bring Back Box with Capture Papers, Large LotLot includes 1934 lightweight double-decal Police helmet, two party armbands, one Hitler Youth armband, two bayonets, WWI Army belt and buckle, Luftwaffe sport shirt eagle, and more, all in the original WWII shipping box. Condition: Very good.Starting Price: $600
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