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HEADGEAR
Scots
Guards bearskin £400 RESERVED
A fine
Guardsman's bearskin, with brass on
leather curb chain. No plume is worn in a
Scots Guards bearskin and this skin has no
facility to fit one.
   
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Royal
Gloucestershire Hussars Trooper's
Busby £250
Size 57.
 
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1942-dated
British Army Bush
Hat £150
Size 7. Made by Hall and Phillips
Ltd 1942. Felt bush hat with leather strap. In
good condition. No badges.
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1944-dated
British Army Bush Hat (Royal
Engineers) SOLD
WD stamped felt bush hat, dated
1/9/44 and with the name "NOBBY" CLARKE.G. inked
under sweat band. Royal Engineers pagri badge and
brass King's Crown cap badge. Leather strap. Size
stamp M.
  
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Royal Artillery
Officer's No. 1 Cap £45
Size 22 inches around inside
sweatband. By Herbert Johnson. Queen's Crown
badge.
 
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British Army
Officer's Wolseley Helmet (Royal Engineers)
SOLD
Size 6 7/8. Silver foil lining
which is stamped: ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 10°-15° COOLER. MADE IN ENGLAND.
"COOLAIR ALUMINEX". RECOMMENDED BY THE TROPICAL
RESEARCH DEPARTMENT. Royal Engineers pagri badge.
Name on sweatband: O'H. MOORE.
Henry Castleman O'Hara Moore was commissioned in
the 1920s and served through to the end of World
War Two. In 1940 he was serving with 13 Field
Survey Squadronm, Royal Engineers and was
evacuated from Dunkirk. In January 1945 he was
awarded the OBE (Military) and was temp.
Lieutenant-Colonel.
    
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British Wolseley
Helmet £60
Size 6 7/8. Made By Failsworth.
 
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Named Grenadier
Guards officer's Bearskin
Tin £200
Brass name plaque engraved: Capt
C.R. Britten, M.C. Gren:Gds:
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Charles Richard
Britten was commissioned August 1914 from the Royal
Military Academy into the Grenadier Guards. He was
awarded the Military Cross in November 1916: "He led
his company with great courage and initiative. He
personally organised bombing parties and succeeded
in obtaining complete mastery over "No Man's Land".
Later he led another attack with great gallantry."
He served on, becoming Lieutenant Colonel in 1935
and Brigadier in 1937. He retired in 1946 and was
awarded an OBE. Tin in good condition.
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Home
Service Helmet - Cheltenham College Cadets in
excellent condition. £850
Victorian helmet plate and correct black band. In
named tin - E.P. Apperly. Label inside "New Regulation
Solid Cork Helmet". E.P. Apperly also written inside
helmet. The Cheltenham College Cadets were formed as
an Engineers unit.
Ernest Paice Apperly was son of David Apperly, Kt. of
Rodborough Court, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Educated at
Cheltenham College and in 1893 commissioned in the 1st
Gloucestershire Royal Engineer Volunteers. Served with
the Royal Engineers during the Great War but no medals
awarded.
     
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Royal
Marines Officer's Topee £120
Officer's helmet plate.
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2nd King Edward VIIs Own Gurkha Rifles
kilmarnock hat £55
Royal Gurkha Rifles
kilmarnock
hat £55 |
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Australian
2nd Cavalry Regiment bush
hat (Australian Light
Horse) £120
With emu feathers and
cap badge. Size 52. Dated 2008. Made by
Mountcastle Pty Ltd, Australia. With
leather strap.
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East Surrey Regiment OR's
Home Service Bluecloth Helmet £325
Victorian Crown badge. Made by Hebbert
& Co. Ltd. London. Measures 22 inches around
inside of helmet.
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Foot Guards
Regiments Corporal's caps £35
Welsh
Guards is sold
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2nd
Battalion Royal Gurkha Rifles Other Rank's
Kilmarnock £55
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Royal
Marines Band Topee with Queen's Crown plate
no chain chain various sizes. £45
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Reproduction White Helmets £35
Now
you can sit and watch the Christmas rerun of 'Zulu' with
your own hat on! Back in stock.
Available in white and khaki. |
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