Original British Bobby Police Helmet with Rare Ball Top from West Riding Constabulary Crimean War - Standard Army issue wool

- Standard Army issue wool shirt with Tank Destroyer Patch on left shoulder and ruptured duck patch

Comparable early turnover pistols by noted Lyon makers are today preserved in major museum collections and are recognized as rare surviving examples of the “Wender” or rotating barrel multi-shot system

although the gun is not as widely known as the other British light machine gun

Included is the fore stock broken off at the front of the trigger guard

for M2 air and water-cooled

Original British Bobby Police Helmet with Rare Ball Top from West Riding Constabulary Crimean War - Standard Army issue woolOriginal Item. One Only. Dating from the 1960s, this is a rare and very unusual Bobby Helmet with a Ball top. Each County equipped its own constabularies so styles tended to vary. This example is from the WEST RIDING CONSTABULARY of Yorkshire. The helmet comes complete with its original 50 year plus old leather liner and still retains its chin strap. The mounts, including the helmet plate are plated and display the "Rose" (White Rose of York) and the