British Brass Merryweather Parade Fire Helmet Hand Select:Yes no sizing as these run

no sizing as these run very slim (US 38-40)

These maps were often sewn into the linings of uniforms to escape detection in the event of being shot down over enemy territory and falling into hostile hands

and the South eventually fielded at least one battery of Armstrong 12-pounder rifled muzzle loaders (RMLs) at the Battle of Richmond

socket tool for nipple installation and removal

Each Cover is correctly marked with Manufacturer's Code and dated 1965

British Brass Merryweather Parade Fire Helmet Hand Select:Yes no sizing as these runOriginal Item: First introduced into the British Fire Service in the Victorian era of the 1800s these "Merryweather" pattern helmets were used to fight fires right up until WW2. Today they are still used for Ceremonial Parades and Royal events (and we all know Firemen love Parades!). IMA has, for several years, been obtaining these helmets from the U. K. Supplier to the British Fire Service on a "when available" basis. Now we are told the U. K.