Fidel Castro’s Personal Worn & Signed Military Helmet

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Fidel Castro’s Personal Worn & Signed Military HelmetA Soviet Union military helmet worn and signed by Fidel Castro. History This is one of just two helmets the Soviet Union gifted to Fidel Castro in 1961. It formed part of a Soviet consignment of protective military equipment that Castro used. Castro was first seen in public wearing one of the two helmets in 1963, when he travelled to the worst hit parts of Cuba that had been destroyed by Hurricane Flora. Before he wore the military helmet, like all of

the upper left stamp (R3/4) showing normal (3

The missing colour affects the bottom of the basket-carrying lady's dress and the soldiers' tunics

They captured the imagination of the Victorians at the time and have remained ever-popular with collectors as they were ground-breaking at the time

1984 signed in blue marker pen by cover star Carl Lewis

Particularly fine fresh appearance with above average centring of this key high value stamp colour variety

and gruesome photographs of the accident scene pictured it amongst the wreckage of her car – leading to an urban myth that she had been decapitated in the car crash

Leeward Islands 1912-22 1s black/green

Trevino then passed it around the table for each golfer to sign

believed to be one of only two strips of four in private hands

Charles Augustus Lindbergh (1902-1974)

An exceptional unmounted mint example with full original gum

Falkland Islands 1904-12 ½d yellow-green

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