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#480 – Victorian Zulu Wars Period British Officers Foreign Service Helmet (Лот: 9072)
Victorian Zulu Wars Period British Officers Foreign Service Helmet, white felt six panel helmet with single pagri band. Ventilation top and thin leather chinstrap. Green cloth covering to the underside, tan leather sweatband with cork spacers. Quilted lining with gilt Olivier Brown, London. Helmet is housed in an associated japanned storage tin. This style of helmet is associated with the campaigns in South Africa during the Zulu war, the Sudan campaign and in the campaigns in the Indian sub-continent.
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#480 – WW2 German Army M-35 Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet (Лот: 10546)
WW2 German Army M-35 Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet, retaining some of its original paint finish, helmet has about 40% of its original German army decal. Helmet shell is stamped ‘ET64’ and ‘4709’ to the rear. Helmet is complete with the original leather chinstrap. Helmet has a restored leather liner with aluminium band. Shell with pitting and been cleaned.
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#481 – Victorian 2nd Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet (Лот: 9073)
Victorian 2nd Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet, fine blue cloth bodied helmet with white metal officers Victorian crowned helmet plate with additional lower scroll ‘2ND VOLUNTEER BATTALION’, white metal rosette side bosses and velvet backed linked chinstrap. White metal cruciform spike base with rosette mounts and fluted officers spike. Interior with tan leather sweatband. Helmet shows some expected service wear.
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#481 – WW2 German Army M-42 Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet (Лот: 10547)
WW2 German Army M-42 Single Decal Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched example of a M-42 raw edge combat helmet with much of its original combat paint finish remaining to the shell. Helmet has its original German army (heer) decal to one side, about 90% present. The helmet has leather liner with aluminium band and leather chinstrap. Rear of the shell is stamped ‘NS64 4605’. Shell has a layer of surface rust which should clean off.
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#482 – Volunteer Officers Full Dress Bicorn Hat (Лот: 9074)
Volunteer Officers Full Dress Bicorn Hat, black beaver skin bicorn hat with silver braid decoration and knotted ball. Small white feather plume. Interior with cream leather sweatband an white folded cloth lining having gilt tailors details of David Jones, Manchester. Generally good condition.
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#482 – WW2 German Luftwaffe Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, (Лот: 10548)
WW2 German Luftwaffe Double Decal Steel Combat Helmet, good untouched M-40 pattern steel combat helmet which retains much of its original Luftwaffe blue paint finish to the shell. Helmet has 2nd pattern Luftwaffe eagle decal and national tri-colour shield, approx 90% present. Helmet retains its leather chinstrap and the leather liner system. Shell is stamped with makers and size mark ‘Q66’ and rear skirt stamped ‘325’. Some light surface rust to the exterior which would probably clean off and the liner has some wear and staining but generally a good example of a M-40 double decal which is not as easy to find as earlier M-35 models.
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#483 – Victorian Rifle Brigade Officers Pill Box Cap (Лот: 9075)
Victorian Rifle Brigade Officers Pill Box Cap, of dark green cloth with green mohair band and decoration to the crown. Leather sweatband and red leather liner to the crown with gilt tooled Cater & Co, Pall Mall, London retailers details. Housed in a japanned storage tin. Some light moth damage and no chinstrap.
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#483 – WW2 German Kriegsmarine (Navy) Transitional M-18 Steel Combat Helmet (Лот: 10549)
WW2 German Kriegsmarine (Navy) Transitional M-18 Steel Combat Helmet, good example of a M-18 steel helmet which has a dark paint finish to the shell. Complete with its original Kriegsmarine decal with remains of the border and consistent gold to the eagle. Interior of the helmet has its leather liner system with aluminium band. One section of the leather chinstrap remains. Shell with ET stamp but number not clear. Generally a good example of a Kriegsmarine transitional.
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#484 – Rare 1st Battalion Herefordshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet Attributed to Major, later Lt Colonel J R L Rankin (Лот: 9076)
Rare 1st Battalion Herefordshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet Attributed to Major, later Lt Colonel J R L Rankin, fine example of a blue cloth covered officers home service pattern helmet with rare officers gilt metal regimental helmet plate of universal pattern with centre having silvered arms of Herefordshire to centre and three part scroll with ‘1ST BN HEREFORDSHIRE REGT’. Velvet backed linked chin scales, rosette side bosses, spike base with rosette mounts and fluted officers spike. Interior of the helmet with tan leather sweatband an white lining. Name label to the underside of the sweatband. Carter & Co tailors label to the crown of the helmet. A very rare helmet plate and helmet to find as the regiment existed with full dress for a very short period of time, 1908-1914. R L Rankin 1st Herefordshire Rifle Volunteer Battalion. Formerly 2nd Lieutenant 5th October 1892 in the 1st Herefordshire (Hereford & Radnor) Rifle Volunteers. 1895 Lieutenant Rankin to be Captain. 1897 Captain Rankin to be Major. The 1910 army list shows him as the Major in the 1st Battalion The Herefordshire Regiment commissioned date 24th November 1897. The regiment was constituted as such in 1908. Rankin is shown to have experienced War Service in South Africa during the Boer War, being awarded the medal with three clasps. He passed various examinations proving his efficiency as for a Captain in the Reserve or Territorial Force. Still as such in June 1910 Army List. He succeeded to the Command of the Regiment in late 1910 but gave up the command in 1912. The November 1912 Army Lists show him as a Lieut-Colonel and a Military Member of the Hereford Territorial Association. ames Reginald Lea Rankin was born on 31st August 1871, succeeding his father James (a long term Conservative MP) as the 2nd Baronet in 1915. He was educated at Eton and at Corpus Christie College, Oxford. Barrister at the Inner Temple 1899. Was private secretary to the secretary of state for the Colonies 1903-04. Was a F.R.G.S.F Royal Historical Society. A JP and DL for Herefordshire and a JP for Gloucestershire. World War 1 1915, Volunteer Long Service Decoration and Coronation Medal (GVR). The Times newspaper War Correspondent in Morocco 1908 and with the Bulgarian forces in 1912. He married in 1896 the Hon. Nest Rice, second daughter of the 6th Lord Dynevor and had two sons. He died in 1931.
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#484 – WW2 Occupied Czechoslovakian Luftschutz Steel Helmet (Лот: 10550)
WW2 Occupied Czechoslovakian Luftschutz Steel Helmet, good example of a Czech army Vz 32/34 steel combat helmet which retains much of its original paint finish to the shell. The helmet was captured and re-issued to the German Luftschutz for air defence. Helmet is complete with its original three pad leather liner and leather chinstrap. Layer of surface rust to the shell but otherwise good example.
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#485 – German ‘Frontheil’ Wall Plaque (Лот: 6388)
German ‘Frontheil’ Wall Plaque, heavy large table medal or wall plate, cast iron construction in the form of profile of German soldier wearing steel helmet. Comes with stickpin ‘Stahlhelm II Preiss , Bad Bramstedt’ and tinnie of RFSL Berlin. Good condition. (3 items)
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#485 – Post 1902 Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet (Лот: 9077)
Post 1902 Hampshire Regiment Officers Home Service Helmet, fine example of a blue cloth covered home service helmet with officers gilt metal regimental helmet plate to the centre. Rosette side bosses with linked velvet backed chin scales, cruciform spike base with rosettes and fluted spike. Interior with tan leather sweatband and crimson lining. Sweatband with inked label having original owners name ‘Capt Morley’. Helmet has holes behind the plate, probably when the Victorian plate was removed when King Edward VII came to the throne. Generally a very good example. ate Rod Flood collection.