British American Revolutionary War Era Leather Tarleton Cap Helmet with Bearskin Crest Royal Air Force complete with filter and canister

complete with filter and canister in very nice condition

There are also additional number stamps on various components

Below the eagle is an early US Army Signal Corps Button

An excellent early war SA dagger from a very rare and desirable Solingen maker

This hub has an 8-bolt pattern which is generally a really early wooden propeller and is a lot longer than a modern one

British American Revolutionary War Era Leather Tarleton Cap Helmet with Bearskin Crest Royal Air Force complete with filter and canisterNew Made Item. This pattern of helmet was named after Lieutenant Colonel Sir Banastre Tarleton who commanded the British Legion during the American War of Independence (1775 1783). With its bearskin crest the tarleton was regarded as 'the handsomest' of helmets and was reportedly much admired by foreign forces at the time. The Tarleton cap remained the most popular form of cavalry headdress in the post war United States, worn by the cavalry (and later