Original British Victorian 2nd West York Artillery Volunteers Officer's Blue Cloth Helmet in Named Tin - Circa 1890 Rear Sight Assembly The temperature was - 40

The temperature was - 40

the gyroscopic platform had to be levelled out before use using several spirit levels

Wilder's mounted infantry achieved total surprise when they attacked Hoover's Gap

Original item: Corporal William C

288 were produced between February 1941 and March 1945

Original British Victorian 2nd West York Artillery Volunteers Officer's Blue Cloth Helmet in Named Tin - Circa 1890 Rear Sight Assembly The temperature was - 40Original Item: One of a kind. The owner of this Victorian era blue cloth helmet and tin was named J. F. Riley Esquire and he was an officer in the 2nd West York Artillery Volunteers. The 2nd WEST EIDING YORK ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS were raised in 1871 through the exertions of Major Holroyde, and were first known as the 8th West York Artillery Volunteers, forming part of the 1st West York Administrative Brigade. In 1880 the 8th West York Artillery