Original British Rose Top Bobby Helmet from the West Midlands Police in size 59cm - Formerly Part the Tower of London Yeoman Warders Club Collection Replica Non-Firing Machine Guns which was done away with

which was done away with in 1938

With the leak in security that allowed the advanced notice

In the late 1960s the APH-6 helmet is issued in an improved single-visor version designated APH-6A and a double-visor version designated APH-6B

This is a small desktop sized optic that was used by Imperial Japanese Army Officers for Artillery sight and range purposes

Original British Rose Top Bobby Helmet from the West Midlands Police in size 59cm - Formerly Part the Tower of London Yeoman Warders Club Collection Replica Non-Firing Machine Guns which was done away withOriginal Item: Only One Available. IMA recently acquired a collection of headgear from the Yeoman Warders (aka Beefeaters) Club located at the Tower of London. The club has a strict policy of allowing only members of the Yeoman Warders and their guests entry. It has become a tradition over the years for visiting guests with any current or prior military or police service to leave one of their pieces of headgear. Over the years this collection has