WWII 1 leather pilot’s helmet. It is in very good condition. There is also an oxygen mask with oxygen hose and connections, complete with aviator glasses. The microphone in the oxygen mask is there with "On & Off" button in out of use, instead it has a throat microphone with the same plug that is on all English pilot helmets. It's an aviator helmet of the RAF. It is a leather one, which was used by combat pilots in, among other things, Spitfires. The helmet is entirely complete, and in good condition. There are aviator glasses with the original box of the A.M. (Air-Ministry) with spare solar glasses. (On-the-photos-both-are-being-mounted) (This set is very rare and in England VERY searched after by collectors. The cockpit instruments are a speedometer in "Knots" 1944, a revolution counter for the engine (RPM, Rounds-Per-Minute. From-1936.) and a so called Turn & Slip Gauge-date-unknown. A very nice RAF collection with rare parts.