Hendry was a small firm based in Glasgow in Scotland.  The company is well known for manufacturing leather fire helmets. The entire range of leather helmets (except the metropolitan and airport models) were available with white metal, brass or no trim variations although there wasn't a price difference between brass and no trim. 

As leather helmets started to go out fo fashion Hendry dabbled in maufacturing a fibreglass fire helmet, that was taken up by a few brigades but sadly was not enough to keep them trading in the fire service market.

Hendry Birmingham Patten, White Metal Trim Birmingham Pattern (ball bearing screws and no peak triangle) White metal, officers trim. BFS Badge (unknown) in white metal.	Hendry Renfrewshire Patten Renfrewshire Pattern, rare. Ball bearing screws, Square comb, No brass vent hole.
Unknown Pattern Half Manchester Pattern (peak triangle) Half Birmingham Pattern (Ball Bearing Screws)	Prewar Manchester Pattern This helmet has bolt holes for a pre War badge, that have been filled with leather plugs prior to the application of the original WW2 National Fire Service badge, and the brightwork is painted black for the blackout. Bakelite Diamonds.
Manchester Pattern Manchester Pattern, No badge holes. Original brass diamonds required to complete this hemlet.	Manchester Pattern Taller Manchester Pattern
Liverpool Pattern 1930s Liverpool Pattern. Non original foreign badge.	Hendry Unknown Pattern Rainhill Hospital Fire Brigade, Prescott, Liverpool. Liverpool Pattern helmet, without the brightwork.
Hendry Manchester Pattern Manchester Pattern, without the brightwork. Old white painted front, Presume to denote rank. Brass diamonds. Manufactured 13 Jan 1939. Bought to rob for the brass diamonds and liner to fix another mnchester pattern, but have decided to keep it as original.	Hendry Metropolitan Newcastle and Gateshead This is the only conventional leather Hendry that was not available with metalwork.
Hendry Airport City of Manchester Airport Fire Department