United Kingdom. A 1871 Pattern Victorian 1St King's Dragoon Guards Heavy Cavalry Helmet certificate_of_authenticity serving as a visor and

serving as a visor and neck protector

Accompanied by copies of his Canadian Army Attestation Paper

cut short by his death

but wasn’t awarded them due to the war ending

Consisting of: a Minesweeper Badge with certificate (211x297mm

United Kingdom. A 1871 Pattern Victorian 1St King's Dragoon Guards Heavy Cavalry Helmet certificate_of_authenticity serving as a visor andThe shell of the helmet is fabricated from two pieces of non magnetic silvered metal alloy forming the dome, along with a third piece of silvered metal alloy creating the protruding point at the front, designed with a "lobster tail" at the rear. The raw open edge of the metal alloy helmet has a brass protective strip, forming a lip around the entire opening. The rear seam between the two halves is concealed by a band in brass that displays a