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Nazi German Luftschutz One Piece Gladiator Helmet and Liner. 22170. - 22170
In 1938 the Reichsluftschutzbund (The Reichsluftschutzbund (RLB; "Reich Air Protection League") was a civil defence organisation in Nazi Germany in charge of air raid precautions in residential areas and among smaller businesses. The RLB was organised by Hermann Göring in 1933 as a voluntary association. The RLB oversaw educating and training ordinary German men and women in civil defence procedures necessary for the basic level of local self-help of the civil population against air raids. The local level was formed around air raid wardens and operated in small first intervention squads. The training include firefighting, protection against chemical weapons, communication procedures and preparation of houses and apartments against air raids) was transformed into the Luftschutz (LS). The helmets got a new dark blue colour (as opposed to the grey and green of the RLB) and a new decal was placed on these helmets. It changed from a voluntary service to a compulsory one in 1943 and women were from then on not to be excluded. his gladiator was probably produced mid to late war, it comes with a later style liner. Vertrieb genehmigt gemäß 8 Luftschutzgesetz Kopfweite 55 is inside of the peak (This stamp appears to be a distribution stamp, which translates to: "Highest Price 8 Reichsmark. Distribution approved according to Section 8 Air protection legislation. Head Width 55). The standard paint colour for these helmets is dark blue but depending on producer period colours can be darker or lighter. It is also possible, but more uncommon to find LS helmets in green colour. The helmet is in overall good condition with age related marks. The strap and liner are very good, as shown by the images. The price includes UK delivery. 22170.
£295.00

WWII Dated U.S. M1 Helmet Shell with Vietnam Period 64 Pattern Liner & Double Side Marine Corps Camouflage Cover. 22111. - 22111
The M1 helmet is a combat helmet that was used by the U.S. military from World War II until 1985, when it was succeeded by the PASGT helmet. The M1 helmet has become an icon of the US military, with its design inspiring other militaries around the world. U.S. M1 steel helmets were manufactured through September 1945. Production was done by McCord Radiator and Manufacturing Company and Schlueter Manufacturing Company; the former developed a method to create an almost eighteen-centimetre-deep bowl in a single pressing, which was an engineering milestone at the time. This examples serial number dates it to March-May 1944. The US M1 Vietnam helmet cover was used by American troops during the Vietnam War. Recognisable thanks to this typical Mitchell reversible helmet cover of the conflict, the US Vietnam helmet cover was an essential element of the US Army uniform between 1959 and 1975. This original Mitchell patter Vietnam M1 helmet cover is stamped inside as it should be; ‘Cover Helmet Camouflage-DSA100-74-F-U524-8415-261-6833 LOT 01 MPLS. SOC. F/T BLIND INC’. *Split to liner- but intact* The price includes UK delivery. 22111.
£395.00

**RARE** WW1 British Machine Gun Corps (MGC) T. Firth & Sons Ltd (FS 188) MK II 1918 Pattern Brodie Trench Helmet With Period Hand Painted MGC On Rim, Liner & Chin Strap. Sn 22083 - 22083
The Machine Gun Corps (MGC) was a Corps of the British Army, formed in October 1915 in response to the need for more effective use of machine guns on the Western Front in WW1. The MGC had units in the Infantry, Cavalry & Royal Navy. The MGC was disbanded in 1922. This is an original WW1 MK II 1918 Pattern British Brodie Steel helmet to the MGC in as found unmessed with condition. It has its original textured olive paint which has just light surface wear consistent with age and service use. It has its correct rolled rim, small central copper rivet at the crown and chinstrap bales attached with correct split pins. It has post 1917 pattern lining with rubber ring to the crown, original black oilcloth headband with partially visible Brodie red ink stamp (unreadable). The inner rim is stamped ‘FS 188’, indicating T. Firth & Sons Ltd as the maker. The helmet has its original brown leather chinstrap with buckle. The helmet is approx. UK size 6 1/2. The price for this rare MGC Brodie helmet includes UK delivery. Sn 22083
£395.00

Original British Fire Services Association Helmet. 21931. - 21931
The origins of the British Fire Services Association date back to the Midlands Fire Brigades Association, which was formed in 1882 and, as the name suggests, membership consisted of the various local authority, private and industrial fire brigades in the area. It was recognised by some serving officers that the time was appropriate to form a national organisation serving the needs of the rapidly growing number of fire brigades throughout the United Kingdom. At the time it was recorded that some 900 brigades were known to be in existence. The National Fire Brigades Union was formed in September 1887. In very good condition, adjustable (approx. size 56-59cm) with leather chin strap and unmarked webbing internals. To the front is a transfer with ‘BRITISH FIRE SERVICES ASSOCIATION’ around a wreath with a Union flag within. A nice collectors piece. The price includes UK delivery. 21931.
£195.00

C1990 R.A.F Ministry of Defence Fire Services Helmet with Visor. 21930. - 21930
An original Ministry of Defence Fire Services helmet, with visor and crest depicting a gauntlet holding a flaming sword which was approved by Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. The helmet and visor are in very good condition with original paint and decals. Made by ‘Cromwells’ of England. Size 53-57cm, adjustable with unmarked leather inner. The underside of the peak has ‘Newby’ in marker, which could be the owners name (or rank). An excellent piece of kit for the collector. The price includes UK delivery. 21930.
£195.00

WWI & Nazi German SA Troops, M 16 Steel Combat Helmet with Early Single Wehrmacht Decal. Sn 7670. - 7670
A nice Nazi German M16 Steel helmet with liner. Originally this helmet was painted WW1 green but has been overpainted in the 1930's with black paint for issue to early SA troops. It has a single Wehrmacht decal C 1934/35 consisting of the Eagle National Emblem with swastika. The helmet is approx. UK size 6 – 6 ½ and has its chinstrap bales. The inside of the rim is marked '21' & the helmet has no dents. This is a superb original helmet and like all our stock is guaranteed 100% genuine. Price includes UK delivery. Sn 7670.
£745.00

WW1 Era French Fire Brigade Brass Fireman’s Helmet) With Large Brass Helmet Plate ‘Sapeurs Pompiers De Laon’ (Fire Fighters Of Laon) With White feather Plume. Sn 21235 - 21235
This is an excellent Brass French Fire Brigade helmet With combe & Large Brass Helmet Plate ‘Sapeurs Pompiers De Laon’ (Fire Fighters Of Laon. Laon is a city in the Aisne department in Hauts-de-France Northern France.) together with ignited grenade brass badge. The helmet is without liner and chinstrap but does have its original chin strap bales. One side of the helmet has a plume holder which holds its removable white feather plume. The helmet has just a few small dents only visible on close inspection. It is approx UK size 6 ½. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 21235
£275.00

WW2 Era Nazi German City Police Shako With Maker Or Retailer labels ‘Schutze Auffahrt’, Large White Metal Plate, State Cockade, Liner & Chin Strap. Sn 21777 - 21777
This is an excellent, original, Nazi Era / WW2 City Police Shako. The black patent leather shako has a pair of wire mesh vents on either side. It has an impressive, large stamped alloy Nazi Police Eagle with swastika and Oak leaf wreath on the front along with a detachable alloy State cockade. It has black leather chinstrap with buckles and its swivel chin strap bales are present. It has a peak / visor and neck protector. It is complete with its original brown soft leather sweatband liner with leather cord in clean condition. The crown and headband have nice maker or retailer labels in German lettering which looks like ‘Schutze’ and ‘Auffahrt’. The sweatband is ink stamped with size ‘56’ (UK 6 7/8 ) and has hand applied ink initials ‘C.H’. The price includes UK delivery. Sn 21777 (office table)
£595.00

**RESERVED**RESERVED** Imperial Prussian Guard’s M1871 Spike Top Pickelhaube General Rank Officer’s Helmet with Horsehair Plume State & National Cockades. Sn 19132. - 19132
This is a rare to find original Imperial Prussian Guards Model 1871 Pickelhaube for Officers of General rank. A similar M1897 Imperial Prussian General’s helmet attributed to Kaiser Wilhelm is illustrated on page 267 of the Pickelhaube by Bowman. The hard-boiled leather body is excellent. It has the guard eagle and enamelled guard star adorns the centre of the eagle and displays a fantastic combination of multi-coloured enamel with the black and gold eagle of the House of Hohenzollern's nobility. It also has the motto 'Suum Cuique' (may all get their due / to each their own). All brass fittings are present and undamaged including the leather backed linked chain. The fluted, silvered spike is mounted with original white horse hair plume. The leather sweatband is clean and undamaged. The silk liner is present but worn with age and service wear. There are no maker, date or Regiment marks visible on the helmet. The price for this rare, Imperial Prussian high ranking Officer’s pickelhaube includes UK delivery. Sn 19132.
£0.00

Original Pre WWII German Black Leather Berlin Police NCO Shako by Manufacturer EREL Robert Lubstein Berlin 55. 21695. - 21695
Shako or Tschako, the distinctive helmet of the German Police worn during the 1920s and until 1945. The shape and construction is similar to the World War One Jäger helmets and Scharfshützen helmet. An early 1934-1935 produced police pattern Tschako in black that pre-dates the more common green wool body version. Has very fine quality police eagle with bullion wire cockade (often missing). A great Polizei helmet (shako) as used by the metropolitan police, unlike some of the more common ones found trimmed in brown for rural police, this one is with black trim for the metropolitan police. Interior is very good and the leather is supple with a clear Robert Lubstein Berlin 55 Erel Berlin sticker within (Erel is a very famous brand. The company is still making hats in Germany today. It stands for ER EL, first letters of name - last name of Robert Lubstein, the owner and designer.Until 1939 the address of the factory was "Berlin NW 21, Alt Moabit 105". Then they moved to the Heinrich Roller address and changed the label to reflect the change) and shows only light age. Complete with original leather chin strap. A small 55. The price includes UK delivery. 21695.
£695.00
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