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i worked on this last night for the woot derby. My first woot derby! Ack! The theme was pressure. I was trying to work in the pressure on the skateboard and the mental pressure of trying to do a rad trick. or whatever. Welcome to the X-games.
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Item #25: Leather fire fighter's helmet (Dutch? German?); very nice thick leather; used but in excellent state; size: 58 (7 1/4 US); 30 euros.
Mongolian or Chinese
1350–1450
Iron and gold
Based on its decoration and construction, this helmet appears to date from the late Yuan (1279-1368) to the early Ming (1368-1644) dynasty, a period from which surviving armor is quite rare. The style of decoration shows Tibetan and Mongolian influences, while the technique of damascening with flat strips of gold instead of gold wire is found on only a few other pieces. The design centers around a flaming mandorla, engraved with the image of a seated Buddha, flanked by a lotus on a leafy stalk and a large four-clawed dragon. On the back half of the helmet, two large dragons flank a flaming pearl. Interspersed throughout are small motifs such as flames, clouds, and auspicious symbols from the set known as the Seven Jewels.
I wore the coloured one with bells on today for Whacky Wednesday. We raised $800 for Halswell School in Christchurch.
100 days to go.
*helmet donations to my nascent collection gratefully received
Detail of a helmet from part of the Persian exhibition, National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.
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Helmet Mask, 19th–20th century, Mende or Sherbro peoples, Moyamba region, Sierra Leone, wood, metal, 47.9 x 22.2 x 23.5cm (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)
Item #27: Classic mc half helmet; brand: Davida (UK); black satin shell with a few minor scratches; black leather ear and chin strap; partly leather-lined; size: M/L, 57-59 (adjustable inside); 125 euros.
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Small photo with 5 members of a patrol. One of them with a captured helmet.
Scan will be updated asap.
REF: 35-40-8
In return for the Harley Davidson AMF Rapido gas tank I got, I pinstriped a pretty scratchy cross helmet for the owner.. you can see by the helmet, he´s an active driver :-)
The police helmet is perhaps the most evocative and distinctive symbol of policing in England and Wales.
The custodian style police helmet has been worn by police officers since the 1860s when it began to replace the top hat in most forces.
While the style has evolved, and the materials used have changed to offer greater protection, the modern helmet would be instantly recognisable to officers from the early days of policing.
This helmet, a comb style with a ventilator, is the type currently worn by male police constables and sergeants of Greater Manchester Police when on foot patrol.
The design of the crest’s body is based on the Brunswick Star and dates back to the Hanoverian monarchs. The type of crown is dependant on the gender of reigning monarch.
Since Greater Manchester Police has only been in existence since 1974 all the Force’s helmets have featured the Queens' Crown.
For more information about Policing in Greater Manchester please visit our website.
National Emergency Services Museum, Old Police/ Fire Station, West Bar, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK.
Having fun at Qwest Event Center Touchdown City which is open to the public with lots of free activities for kids before each Seattle Seahawks home game. Here Blaise is trying on a real Seahawk player's helmet.