Original British King's Crown Officer's Blue Cloth Spiked Helmet - West Yorkshire Regiment UZI not in airplanes

not in airplanes

• Two overseas service bars (on right sleeve cuff) meaning 12+ months of combat service

Brigadier-General Alfred Knox

whose numerous design advantages led to the development of the Type 97

a mountain traditionally considered particularly difficult to climb

Original British King's Crown Officer's Blue Cloth Spiked Helmet - West Yorkshire Regiment UZI not in airplanesOriginal Item. One Only. This British Officer's spiked helmet dates from 1902 probably up until World War One. It is from THE WEST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT raised in 1685 by King James II to face the Monmouth Rebellion as Col. Hale's Regiment of foot. It later became known as the 14th Regiment of Foot. It was in Boston at the time of the Boston Massacre but did not take part. It served at the Battle of Brandywine in 1777. It later fought in the Peninsula