Original Japanese WWII Tetsubo Type 92 “Special”-Marked Combat Helmet- Complete with Liner and Chinstrap- Dated 1942 Breda M-37 Very decorative and one would

Very decorative and one would assume highly effective in keeping one's Powder dry and safe in times of Naval Battle

although similar in appearance is in fact of French origin we suspect

The colors and etching are retained superbly

It has the standard early war design

for Vickers Sons & Maxim

Original Japanese WWII Tetsubo Type 92 “Special”-Marked Combat Helmet- Complete with Liner and Chinstrap- Dated 1942 Breda M-37 Very decorative and one wouldOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent combat used example of the classic Type 92 Tetsubo ( "steel cap"), also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ( "steel helmet") by troops. This is an unusual helmet in that it does not have the typical star associated with the Imperial Japanese Army, nor the device for the Imperial Japanese Navy Forces, or the anchor stencil indicating it was navy issued. This helmet is stamped on the front which