British Officers Home Service Helmet Brass Spike & Brace spoked securing nut TA and Germany from June 1944

and Germany from June 1944 to May 1945

and blue stripes

these cards were not only a fun and educational inclusion with cigarette packs but also a way to foster public interest in military history

also known as Respirator NBC S6 No

The phrase suggests that the Boers may have suffered wounds and losses

British Officers Home Service Helmet Brass Spike & Brace spoked securing nut TA and Germany from June 1944The British Officers Home Service Helmet is an iconic piece of military headgear, known for its elegant design and historical significance. Featuring a distinctive brass spike atop the helmet, it was worn by officers in various British regiments during formal occasions and parades in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The helmet is typically made from cork or pith and covered in dark blue cloth, which gave it a dignified appearance, contrasting