1245 - Set of colonial helmets. Includes a so-called “sugar loaf” helmet made of cork and covered with beige canvas; shows minor rodent damage on the side. Forest-green cotton lining; the soldier has written his name, “Pasgad,” on it. Original leather chin strap; black leather liner held in place by eight pieces of cork; illegible stamp on the bottom of the liner. A Model 1931 helmet made of cork covered with brown cloth, original leather chinstrap, forest green fabric lining. Liner held in place by six pieces of cork, unstitched around the edge; date stamp present but illegible. Several deformations on the helmet shell. Sugarloaf cork helmet covered in beige cloth, with minor rodent damage, forest green cotton lining, name “Pasgad,” original leather chinstrap, black leather liner supported by eight cork pieces, and an illegible stamp. Model 1931 cork helmet covered in brown cloth, with original chinstrap, green lining, liner supported by six cork pieces, loose stitching, illegible date stamp, and several shell-induced deformations.