1640's English cavalry helmet "Lobster"

1640's English cavalry helmet "Lobster" (edge damage)

A true English c. 1650 "Lobster tail" style helmet; Cavalry style helmet used in early Plymouth, Massachusetts and Jamestown colonies. Provenance: New Hampshire collection.

Europe, England, Civil War Period, ca. 1642 to 1651 CE. An iron helmet of the style known as "lobster tail" or "zischagge" (when used on the Continent), a type of head protection used by cavalry in th

The metal helmet, with cone-shaped shell, articulated neck and ear flaps. Replacement nose guard. Showing wear and rust overall. Condition (Good).

Imperial German "Lobster Tail" Pickelhaube Cavalry Helmetcirca 1916, unmarked, three-piece construction consisting of dome, visor, and extended neck guard stamped with "57"; the face with an applied s

Exceptional 17th C. English Officer's Lobster Tail Helmet, Maker Marked BR to the Visor. Original Brass Rivets and Leather Straps Still Present, a Beautiful Complete and Highly Presentable Example Dat

An English Victorian era Staffordshire Yeomanry cavalry officer's helmet plate. Embossed with insignia to the center, and inscription, The Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry, to the inner edge. Circa 1850. Di

English Cromwellian three bar lobster tail or harquebusier helmet with cheek plates, two piece skull, tail made of five plates, and a traditional three bar visor. Size 14" H x 15" L x10" W

English Civil War/ Cromwellian period breastplate and helmet. Mid-17th century. Both seem to be steel. Helmet is a lobster-tail style helmet, no neck protector. Brim is complete, and nose guard holder

Good 1650s English Cromwellian Civil War Lobster-tail Horseman Helmet. ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Images by visiting our website - Sofedesignauctions.com ~ Thank you ! ~~~~~~.

Body made from sheet steel with rear visor shaped in the form of a lobster tail fitted with an elaborate brass comb surmounted with the face of Medusa and a black horse hair crest. On the crest is att

Post medieval cavalry helmet from Middle East (top part missing)

Domed iron skull, of slightly oval form, 8 1/4" x 9 1/2" with Fleurette top mount and forged iron ring. 14" mail fall of cylindrical from relieved for the shoulders with a tapered band centered in eac

A massive example designed for cavalry, with large, cylindrical pommel, the guard forged of bars and pierced and profiled panels with characteristic double rings, the leather-covered wooden grip with

Very Good 1796 Model English Cavalry Officer's Sword with Fine Blued & Gilt Blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detail

A British cavalry helmet of the 1st Dragoon Guards, the brass trimmed steel cap form with a decorative laurel banding, centering a white metal star badge with "1" reading "Honi Soit Mal y Pense", a pa

Chromed metal body with brass high relief fittings that adorned with the silvered star and the face of Medusa brass jugular horsehair tail and red feathers plume leather linner. All parts are original

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

Circa 1920. With original chin strap, leather liner and white horse hair plume. 1 Piece. Condition Excellent.

Traditional helmet issued to a member of the Life Guards. The helmet bears the regimental crest and is topped by a horse hair mounted spike. Early 20th century. H. 42 cm (16 1/2 in.)

Circa 1920. With original chin strap, leather lining and horse hair plume. Size 6 5/8ths. 1 Piece. Condition Excellent: Missing hardware to attach plume through helmet.

Chromed metal body with brass high relief fittings that adorned with the silvered hunting horn and the face of Medusa brass jugular horsehair tail and red feathers plume leather linner. All parts are

This is an awesome cavalry sword! It is of English origin and dates probably around 1796 from what I've been able to find. Blade appears steel with what appears to be a leather grip, guard is hand cra

Of characteristic form, wrought of steel with brass crest and mounts, with horsehair intact. Latter 19th century. Worn. Overall height 27cm. Condition IV. STAND NOT INCLUDED