British WWII Home Front Grouping – St. Bartholomew’s Hospital with faint traces of yellow—suggesting

with faint traces of yellow—suggesting an early camouflage scheme

The badge rests in its completely original case

featuring top-quality

possibly 59 or 60 Kriegsmarine captains and above visor cap

with areas of lightly cleaned oxidation now stable

British WWII Home Front Grouping – St. Bartholomew’s Hospital with faint traces of yellow—suggestingAn interesting and well preserved Home Front grouping connected to St. Bartholomews Hospital and the wartime service of Sidney Linbery Hicks, a Barts trained surgeon who later became an eminent figure in orthopaedic medicine. The group includes: A black painted Brodie helmet bearing the shield form colours of St. Bartholomews Hospital. The helmet retains its original liner and chinstrap (now partially solidified with age). While the inner fibre liner