Czechoslovakia, Republic. Protectorate Of Bohemia & Moravia Felt Police Helmet Hold During the first half of

During the first half of the 1940s

It was expressly created as a non-religious decoration in order for the Prince Regent to reward the non-Catholic British citizens who escorted the Royal Family on their voyage

and another Armorer

inscribed "Hussards de la Garde de S

1912) that this officer should not be considered for extra-regimental employ for at least 3 years"

Czechoslovakia, Republic. Protectorate Of Bohemia & Moravia Felt Police Helmet Hold During the first half ofThis sturdy framed helmet is fabricated from a pressed fiber material, with a grayish green felt exterior. It is designed with a protruding visor at the front and a neck guard at the rear. The front is adorned with a helmet plate illustrating the Czechoslovakia coat of arms laying upon an angled square with linden leaves on each of the four sides, the plate measuring 74 mm (w) x 77 mm (h). The raised spine of the helmet with a two part silvered metal