Original British Armored Fighting Vehicle and Tanker Helmet from the Gulf and Falkland Islands Wars Hand Select:Yes These two regiments had themselves

These two regiments had themselves been created by previous amalgamations during the Childer's reform of 1881

The photographs show how nicely they clean up: much of the stuff that looks like rust is actually clay-heavy dirt

According to Ottway's catalogue in 1899 they were manufacturers of

A white buff leather waist Belt with "Dieu est mon droit" (God is my right) brass buckle is included as is the Pattern 1881 Blue Cloth Spiked Helmet bearing Regimental Badge

after a request from Winston Churchill to form an elite “butcher and bolt” raiding force to generate a “reign of terror down the enemy coast”

Original British Armored Fighting Vehicle and Tanker Helmet from the Gulf and Falkland Islands Wars Hand Select:Yes These two regiments had themselvesOriginal Item: These are original issued fiberglass Armored fighting Vehicle Tanker helmets complete with the earphones and microphone communication systems still present. Used in the Falklands War, the Gulf War and regrettably in Northern Ireland. These have just been released as used surplus by the British Ministry of Defense. We have no way of telling if the electronic equipment is still operational, but each helmet still retains its connecting