Cavalry 'Sports' 'A'

• Possibly Hellenistic in origin. Has a shallow skull that reaches just below the tips of the ears at the back. 
• There are no projecting ear guards.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'B'

• Have a distinctive high projecting peak rising from the brim of the skull piece. 
• The skull pieces are made like ornamental helmets, with heavily embossed, though crude, figures.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'C'

• In the form of an idealised male youthful face, with boldly embossed wavy hair across the brow.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'D'

• Horizontally placed hinge, attaching the mask to the skull piece. 
• The skulls are made to represent elaborately decorated helmets.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'E'

• The masks represent female faces.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'F'

• These have a removable central area of the mask that covers the eyes, nose and mouth. 
• The helmet is divided into two parts on the line of the ears.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'G'

• These helmets have a high arched crest.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'H'

• The skull is of a debased 'attic' form. 
• The crest does not rise as high as the 'G' type.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'I'

• Of an 'attic' form, with an embossed brow band or forehead plate, rising along its upper edge into three rounded peaks.

Cavalry 'Sports' 'J'

• In the form of a tall, Phrygian cap with a forward curving apex in the form of an eagle's head.