Original British Victorian Officer Boer War 1877 Colonial Pattern Sun Helmet Category_Brunswick Guns and even still has the

and even still has the original liquid contents

A very fine example of the type of dress dagger that was approved for wear by officers of the Chinese Nationalist Air Force at the time of the Sino-Japanese war of 1937-1945

The skull continued to be used by the Prussian and Brunswick armed forces until 1918

with production starting in 1832

Inactivated on 30 November 1945 in France

Original British Victorian Officer Boer War 1877 Colonial Pattern Sun Helmet Category_Brunswick Guns and even still has theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Authorized in June of 1877 the regulation Foreign Service Helmet, was made of cork and covered in white cloth with six seams. It was worn throughout the empire, and this pattern remained in use until replaced by the Wolsely pattern helmet. This is the "classic" pattern of British sun helmet of the latter decades of the 19th century. The sun or "pith" helmet originated in India around the time of the Mutiny, but was