The gear was previously worn West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service crews - with local artists submitting their designs.
Disused firefighter helmets, transformed into "unique works of art", have been auctioned off in a charity fundraiser.
In a statement on the West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, Jamie Gladman said: "Having had my uncle serving in the fire service and my son joining the service last year, I felt I needed to do my part to hopefully raise money for a fantastic and worthy cause. Deputy Chief Fire Officer, Mark Andrews, said: "I am hugely excited to be hosting this art exhibition to raise money for a brilliant charity that does exceptional work in looking after fire and rescue service staff and their families, from offering rehabilitation from physical injuries to supporting those facing psychological challenges.
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