A Second War Highland Regiment Wolseley Pith Helmet Hold the volunteers of the 38th

the volunteers of the 38th Battalion began engaging the Ottomans some twenty miles north of Jerusalem

on the Canadian Pacific Railway right of way

with the number having faded to time

arms at his hips

A Second War Highland Regiment Wolseley Pith Helmet Hold the volunteers of the 38thThis hardshelled helmet has a light khaki cotton twill covering, the edge trimmed in a strip of light khaki cotton twill, with a khaki pugaree (cloth wrap) around the circumference at the base of the dome, a Gordon tartan placed upon the pugaree on the left side, with a 53 mm x 54. 5 mm white metal Highland Regiment pith helmet badge upon the tartan, adjustable ventilation cap on the top, its underlying base in brass, a hole on the front where a badge