Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Polish term or phrase:
hełm wyjściowy
English translation:
service (or ordinary duty) helmet
Added to glossary by
Jerry Dean
Feb 4, 2011 12:52
13 yrs ago
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Polish term
hełm wyjściowy
Polish to English
Other
Military / Defense
clothing
hełm wyjściowy oficera piechoty
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | service (or ordinary duty) helmet | IRA100 |
3 +1 | parade helmet | Beata Claridge |
3 | representative helmet | Mateusz Pawłowski |
3 | ceremonial helmet | maciejm |
Change log
Nov 7, 2011 08:40: Jerry Dean Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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service (or ordinary duty) helmet
to historia? mundury dzielą sie na
1) polowe - combat
2) wyjściowe - service or ordinary duty
3) galowe - ceremonial full dress
1) polowe - combat
2) wyjściowe - service or ordinary duty
3) galowe - ceremonial full dress
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10 mins
representative helmet
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4 hrs
ceremonial helmet
I think the helmet was worn on special ocasions.
M
"This is a Metropolitan Police Chief Superintendents Ceremonial helmet - dating from between 1938 - 1952.
This is a very high quality helmet manufactured by Compton & Webb with gunmetal coloured fittings and a multi piece helmet plate which, interestingly, does not carry any 'Metropolitan Police' wording but has the motto of the Order of the Garter. The chinchain and centre band are off a roped pattern and the chinchain hooks up at the back when not in use in a similar way to the older military helmets."
http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=35385
M
"This is a Metropolitan Police Chief Superintendents Ceremonial helmet - dating from between 1938 - 1952.
This is a very high quality helmet manufactured by Compton & Webb with gunmetal coloured fittings and a multi piece helmet plate which, interestingly, does not carry any 'Metropolitan Police' wording but has the motto of the Order of the Garter. The chinchain and centre band are off a roped pattern and the chinchain hooks up at the back when not in use in a similar way to the older military helmets."
http://gmic.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=35385
+1
17 hrs
parade helmet
I agree with IRA100 that we need to distinguish between "galowy" and "wyjsciowy", where "galowy" is reserved for special (celebratory) ocassions while "wyjsciowy" is simply worn every day in non-combat situations - streetware, really
wiki confirms this classification
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mundur_wojskowy
Here is a couple pics of parade helmets
http://www.worldwar2.ro/forum/index.php?showtopic=1523
http://www.medieval-arms.co.uk/ma/action-detail/item_id-420/...
if this is the type you mean
wiki confirms this classification
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mundur_wojskowy
Here is a couple pics of parade helmets
http://www.worldwar2.ro/forum/index.php?showtopic=1523
http://www.medieval-arms.co.uk/ma/action-detail/item_id-420/...
if this is the type you mean
Discussion
Look at some pics I attached to my answer and think of some Polish movies from this ere, "Lalka" for example - I can remember vividly these officers parading through Lazienkowski Park in their full uniforms wearing exactly these types of helmets adorned with colourful feathers on top.
NB. this helmet would not be a part of a Polish uniform because as far as I know there was no Polish army at that time
http://www.ima-usa.com/militaria/headgear/helmets.html