Original British Victorian Named Officer Spiked Liverpool Regiment Blue Cloth Helmet with Named Storage Tin - King’s Regiment British Militaria attacked Japanese forces occupying the

attacked Japanese forces occupying the island

and the top tie string is missing

It was easy to ascertain what the position held

The post-1918 type - or Second Pattern - utilizes an integral push-button/spring latching mechanism instead of a locking ring as on the Russian Model 1891 Mosin-Nagant Socket Bayonet (1st Pattern)

and the brass crossguard has the usual "S" shape seen on these parade bayonets

Original British Victorian Named Officer Spiked Liverpool Regiment Blue Cloth Helmet with Named Storage Tin - King’s Regiment British Militaria attacked Japanese forces occupying theOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This British Officer's spiked Blue Cloth helmet was in use during the late VICTORIAN era, the time of the British Empire. It comes complete with its original marked transport tin, and is complete with all of the correct gilded brass mounts and original chin strap. This is a truly excellent example of this type of helmet, and also has some great history as well, as told by the markings on it. The front of the helmet has a