Original British Victorian Era 17th Lancers Other Ranks Chapka Helmet with Plume & Aiguillette - Duke of Cambridge's Own Breda M-37 and a nice "puggaree" wrapping

and a nice "puggaree" wrapping around it

This example bears attached numbers 137 to the front

This cotton flag features multi-piece construction and is double sided

Sergeant's Sticks are a larger version of Swagger sticks most often associated with Officers who carried then under their right arm

Original British Victorian Era 17th Lancers Other Ranks Chapka Helmet with Plume & Aiguillette - Duke of Cambridge's Own Breda M-37 and a nice "puggaree" wrappingOriginal Item: Only One Available. One of the most romantic style helmets ever issued in the British military is this CHAPKA and was used exclusively by mounted lancers. The chapka, or lance cap, was an item of headdress originally worn by the legendary Polish Uhlan lancer regiments. British forces encountered Polish lancers wearing the Czapka Rogatywka (Horned Cap) in French service during the Napoleonic Wars. The British Army's lancer regiments,