British Crimean War Era 66th Regiment Albert Pattern Helmet Plate

This exquisite piece of military antiquity is a British Crimean War Era 66th Regiment Albert Pattern Helmet Plate. Originating from the mid-19th century, this helmet plate embodies a significant period in British military history. The Albert Pattern design, named after Prince Albert, was a popular style during the Crimean War. This helmet plate is uniquely associated with the 66th Regiment, a distinguished group of soldiers known for their courage and steadfastness. This artifact features intricate detailing and craftsmanship, with the regiment’s number ’66’ prominently displayed at the center. The helmet plate, often made of brass or other durable metals, would have been fixed to the front of a soldier’s helmet. Collectors and history enthusiasts alike will appreciate the rich historical significance this piece represents.