Original Late British Victorian P-1877 Colonial Canadian Police Sun Helmet with King's Crown Badge German Luger Moors and Hungarians [were] preferable

Moors and Hungarians [were] preferable to any other"

with the padding still in place

A cute little revolver that required loading from the rear right hand side of the cylinder

A small relief force broke through during the evening of 7 June

undependable old scoundrel who never keeps his word"

Original Late British Victorian P-1877 Colonial Canadian Police Sun Helmet with King's Crown Badge German Luger Moors and Hungarians [were] preferableOriginal Item: Only One Available. Authorized in June of 1877 as the regulation Foreign Service Helmet, it was made of cork and covered in white cloth with six seams. The helmet was worn throughout the empire, and this pattern remained in use until replaced by the Wolseley pattern helmet. This is the "classic" pattern of British sun helmet of the latter decades of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The sun or "pith" helmet originated in India around