British and French cavalry patterns, from Napoleonic reproductions to regimental commissions.
Cavalry armour and helmet history
Probably the most beautiful elements of militaria have come from the world's cavalry. In this section of products we hope to include Cavalry armour (armor) and helmets from the British, French and other nation's armies including from the Napoleonic Wars like the cuirass and helmet of the French Cuirassiers.
US$49 flat-rate shipping per helmet, badge or accessory. Existing sword and musket shipping charges apply in mixed orders.
Crafted for ceremony
A regimental tradition
We are honoured to have supplied 50 helmets to the Governor General’s Horse Guards. The regiment is allied with the Blues and Royals and the Queen’s 1st Dragoon Guards.
Gold-plated reproduction of the ornate 1834 pattern worn by the Inniskilling cavalry.
The 1834 Pattern Inniskilling Cavalry Helmet is probably the most elegant and expensive helmet ever made for the British Army. It is really a work of art.
1834 Inniskilling Cavalry Helmet · AMR011
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1812 Carabinier Officer Helmet
French Napoleonic cavalry officer helmet with a distinctive red crest.
1812 Carabinier Officer Helmet · AMR008
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Napoleonic Cuirassier Trooper’s Helmet
A reproduction of the French heavy cavalry trooper’s helmet.
Napoleonic Cuirassier Trooper’s Helmet · AMR009
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1811 Light Cavalry Lancer Helmet
The distinctive lancer pattern of the Napoleonic period.
1811 Light Cavalry Lancer Helmet · AMR010
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Past patterns & commissions
Discontinued · For reference only. These helmets are not available to order.
French Napoleonic Dragoon Helmet
Discontinued · Reference only
Life Guards Officer’s Helmet (Household Cavalry)
Discontinued · Reference only
The Blues and Royals Household Cavalry Officer’s Helmet
Discontinued · Reference only
6th Dragoon Guards Officer’s Helmet (The Carabiniers)