Original Set of 2 Comb-Top British Bobby Helmets - City of London & South Wales Constabulary - Formerly Part the Yeoman Warder’s Club Collection, Tower of London French Ordnance with even the stitching gone

with even the stitching gone

the rest having torn off

As the Westminster Regiment sector was out of rangeof our Rep and FOO had to call on 17 Canadian Field Regiment RCA for fire

The liner still retains the five leather "tabs" that would allow attachment of the rear skirt

who was a pilot in the 307th Fighter Squadron

Original Set of 2 Comb-Top British Bobby Helmets - City of London & South Wales Constabulary - Formerly Part the Yeoman Warder’s Club Collection, Tower of London French Ordnance with even the stitching goneOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. The Traditional Bobby helmet was named after the creator of the British Police Force, SIR ROBERT PEEL, who became Prime Minister under Queen Victoria. This version, known as a "Comb Top", replaced the earlier "ball top" and "rose top" helmets used in many areas. The pattern features a pronounced ridge on the top of the helmet, which is capped off by a silvered fitting some simple designs. Formerly part of the