Original Imperial Japanese Army WWII Type 90 Last Ditch Helmet with Factory Badge & Recognition Stripe - Liner & Chinstrap Cannons going through a newly drilled

going through a newly drilled hole in the rear of the frame

The Officer’s Buffalo Coat differs from the Enlisted Man’s Buffalo Coat in that the officer’s coat has a quilted polished black cotton lining instead of the blue wool or brown cotton lining

Talbot maneuvered to gain time for his observer to clear the jam with one hand

joined together at the bottom by a plaque bearing a raised number 25

a fantastic display opportunity

Original Imperial Japanese Army WWII Type 90 Last Ditch Helmet with Factory Badge & Recognition Stripe - Liner & Chinstrap Cannons going through a newly drilledOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely rare Type 90 Civil defense last ditch helmet, complete with an intact woven fabric & oilcloth liner. The Japanese WWII Civil Defense helmet was the final of four variations of the Type 90 Army helmet and was designed specifically for mainland civil defense. This example has what is likely a factory badge attached at the front with a white recognition stripe painted around the helmet. Overall