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the british police helmet home page helmets england & wales police insignia of wales decorated truncheons & tipstaffs visitors to website *** wanted to add to my collection*** police helmets, welsh police insignia, belt buckles, photographs, painted / decorated truncheons, tipstaffs, swords etc. i do not collect current police force items nor i/d wallets ***click here to contact me*** my name is ross mather, and i live in the town of bridgend, south wales in the uk. i am a retired police officer from south wales police. i completed 30 years operational police service in both south wales and manchester. passionate about welsh police history, my collection has been built up over that period. my passion led to me becoming volunteer curator of the south wales police museum from december 2010, until i retired from the position in october 2013. many items are of older welsh forces. the names reflect forces that existed in the past, i.e. welsh counties, towns & boroughs. today, only four police forces remain in wales. the rest? all consigned to the history books. this collection is highly respected and used as a main point of reference. the majority of older helmets are gone - lost forever by the fact that most were handed back in and destroyed. surviving helmets were often discarded after the badge was removed i.e. by insignia collectors. from personal experience i know it is easier to display a frame of badges, than display the original helmets. it is very important to give careful thought to the environment and atmosphere in which helmets are kept. an attic or a garage would seem the obvious choice. store the box in some convenient corner? that could be a decision you may well regret. extremes in temperatures - a hot attic - a damp garage, or 'creepy crawlies' that munch their way through the softer helmet materials. any of these will quickly reduce grandad's helmet into something a far cry from what it was when stored away. enjoy the collection. if you have anything to dispose of....please...try me first. sir robert peel the evolution of law enforcement and policing in england and wales goes back to anglo-saxon times. it is a complex subject, and many a website could be dedicated to that subject alone. suffice to say that in 1829, sir robert peel passed the metropolitan police act, and from that time, london had its very first organised police force. one important provision of the bill was that the police force was to wear a standard uniform, consisting of blue swallow tailed coat and blue trousers for wear during the winter period, changing to white trousers for the summer. at this time the headwear was a tall top hat. made from beaver, strengthened with leather side pieces, with a thick leather crown. on the inside was a wire and cane strengthening ring, which gave it strength and rigidity. 1863 new style helmet trialed, based on the military 'prussian' helmet. 1865 new style helmet adopted. 1867 the inspectors of constabulary report showed that there were 237 police forces established in england and wales. each chief constable would have had his own idea on the type and style of uniform and would have been free to experiment with helmet and uniform for their respective force. the historian or collector will come across various helmet shapes, such as the coxcomb, the rose top, and the ball top. these have continued to be used until the present day. throughout england and wales regional preferences have remained for many years.there were several variations in materials...i.e. luton and salisbury had hats made from plaited straw, and during summer months, some forces such as swansea, southend and peterborough wore a white coloured helmet (see photo). senior officers helmets tended to be more ornate, with additional metal or silver fittings. "this apple looks a bit sus to me mike!!!" constable mike gunter, gwent constabulary (right) and myself constable ross mather, south wales constabulary (left) during an i.p.a. / town twinning exchange visit in austria. victorian period glamorgan constabulary helmet close up photograph of the glamorgan constabulary helmet in the 1890's. the helmet design remained the same up until 1963, when glamorgan changed to a rose top design helmet. glamorgan constables (pontypridd) c. 1914 above : constable b.83 edward grace (joined 6.3.1909) and constable b.210 john evans (joined 13.4.1912). photographed at pontypridd about 1913 or 1914. glamorganshire constable (bridgend) c.1890 above : metropolitan 'rose top' style helmet worn late 19th century by glamorgan. photo taken at bridgend. below : a photograph of a glamorgan constable at aberdare, showing his late 19th century uniform kepi and badge. (see example of that victorian badge on 'police badges of wales' page). glamorganshire constable (aberdare) c. 1890 right. victorian period c. 1895. officers carrying a 'hangar'. this is a weapon based on the naval cutlass. the sergeant is wearing 2 medals - the khedives' star - egypt campaign 1882 -91 and another medal which i think is the egypt medal - egypt campaign 1882 -1889. glamorgan constabulary c.1910 above. group of officers one of whom at the rear far left has a 'spur' arm badge which denotes that he is also a mounted officer. believed to have been taken outside pontypridd police station. below. a photograph i believe to be one of the glamorgan constabulary 'cowbridge sub-division'. the chain of office shows the symbol for the borough of cowbridge. probably taken in the 1930's. glamorgan constabulary (cowbridge) c.1930 merthyr tydfil or 'a' division, glamorgan constabulary c.1904 below neath borough police was a small police force that ceased to exist after 1947. it was amalgamated to in that year to become 'n' division of the glamorgan constabulary. neath borough police 1925 above . a photograph of the neath borough police taken in 1925. this is probably the full borough force at that time. pc 'b' 22 cardiff city police c.1920 above police constable no b 22 cardiff. 'b' division would have him stationed at canton or grangetown. merthyr tydfil county borough police c.1910 some of my helmet collection the style of hat worn prior to the introduction of the helmet. swansea county borough police senior officer's helmet c.1890 glamorgan constabulary senior officers helmet. silver fittings. a superintendents helmet glamorganshire (aberdare) constable c.1875 first pattern glamorganshire constabulary helmet plate c.1875 above 2 photos : cdv photograph c 1875 showing the first style glamorganshire constabulary helmet with brim and comb, introduced to replace the 'stove pipe' hat. below that, an example of the first pattern helmet plate worn on that helmet, fitted with the constable's number. below : pre-1902 cabinet photograph of a glamorgan constable in the merthyr division. in 1908 merthyr tydfil became a police force in its own right. glamorganshire constabulary 'a' or merthyr division. c.1895 glamorgan constable 254 jenkins, pontypridd above : police constable frederick william jenkins. joined glamorgan constabulary 17.6.1905. posted to pontypridd 5.8.1905. promoted 1st class constable (one stripe) 16. 6.1906. below . photograph of the ex-servicemen of merthyr tydfil county borough police who fought in the great war 1914-1919. inset photographs are of the six men from that force who were killed in action. merthyr tydfil borough police glamorgan constabulary 'armed' officers 3 different style swansea borough police helmets c.1890 - 1969 merthyr division, glamorgan constabulary above: group photograph (also shown in closer detail lower left) of 'a' or merthyr division, glamorgan constabulary. pictured top right hand corner is the divisional commander superintendent anthony gill. quite likely to be a full photo of the whole division prior to the 1908 formation of merthyr tydfil county borough police. glamorgan constabulary mounted officers helmet a standard uniform police helmet. when required for ceremonial duties, bal

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