Original British Police Bobby Comb Top Pattern Helmet of Derbyshire County One-of-a-Kind There are only 9 known

There are only 9 known factories that produced helmets during WWI for the KUK

The Horsehair plumed helmet was always worn when mounted in armor but was optional when wearing coveralls as a navy and red visor hat with household cavalry regimental badge was also acceptable (we added a white pith helmet for the photos

38 Mask was adopted using rubber for both mask and frame

restoring and building one of these part sets

however it was decided to retain to old pattern Barleycorn on Block foresight on the pattern "A"

Original British Police Bobby Comb Top Pattern Helmet of Derbyshire County One-of-a-Kind There are only 9 knownOriginal Item: Made surplus some years ago these are the current issue Bobby helmets from the English county of Derbyshire. Each Bobby Helmet comes complete with liner, chinstrap, and while it has been issued, is in excellent collectible condition. The helmet silhouette often referred to as a comb top and bears the Derbyshire Coat of Arms in the center of the silver helmet plate. Now withdrawn from government sale, for security reasons, these Bobby