British Bobby Police Comb Pattern Helmet: County Sussex Schwarzlose MG By the 1880s the problem

By the 1880s the problem had been pretty much solved with the use of driving bands

making the tool very compact when folded

British swagger sticks are often topped with a silver cap

Original Item: British Pattern 1944 (P-1944) canteen and cup set

Today they are still used for Ceremonial Parades and Royal events (and we all know Firemen love Parades

British Bobby Police Comb Pattern Helmet: County Sussex Schwarzlose MG By the 1880s the problemOriginal Item: Made surplus some years ago these are the current issue Bobby helmets from the English county of Sussex located in the South. Each Bobby Helmet comes complete with liner, chinstrap, and while it has been issued, is in excellent collectable condition. The helmet silhouette often referred to as a "comb" top and bears the E. R. II Crown over the helmet plate. The County Sussex plate displays a large E. R. II. Now withdrawn from Government