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Old 24-07-22, 01:54 PM
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Default crested ware headgear of WWI and before

my growing collection of crested ware in the shape of headgear
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Old 24-07-22, 03:34 PM
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Jerry,

I like those a lot!!! Thanks for sharing!

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Old 24-07-22, 08:48 PM
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Terry, thanks, I have a soft spot for these. I saw a navy ratings cap recently but did not hit the buy it now button, though I assume I will see another
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I have a Brodie style helmet. Tried it out on the cat but it was too small!

My personal fave is the Mills grenade I have, complete with hole for a pin. Surely they never got that desperate?
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Old 25-07-22, 05:13 AM
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I have few others, tank, tent, ambulance among them, but the headgear is my fave
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Hi Jerry

Have you got an aeroplane? Mine looks like a Bleriot but much closer to a perambulator...or a shopping trolley...it's a toss up!
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Showed my wife and her comment was "That is a little niche" before stating that the pith helmet didn't have a crest. It was the toe and look that spoke more!
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Military crested collection mainly connected by towns being located within 10 miles of Slough train station! Regards, Paul.
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Here's my Ashton under Lyne Army
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I should think that's a very good collection of just military items for most towns Simon. I had to spread the net. Regards, Paul.
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Paul.

I am continually amazed how many varieties there actually are of these.
I have 4 different tanks for example.

I would love to find a hand grenade one.

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Very nice Simon, very nice
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Great stuff, I collect the designs I fancy, not tried by station yet
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Old 25-07-22, 05:59 PM
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Showed my wife and her comment was "That is a little niche" before stating that the pith helmet didn't have a crest. It was the toe and look that spoke more!

Lol, I think it is quite rare with the blue & white design, certainly unusual
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