Original Japanese WWII Army Type 92 Tetsubo Combat Helmet with Named Liner and Chinstrap - Dated 1942 Brown Bess Musket Parts Falling beams and fire stopped

Falling beams and fire stopped him that time

The spare lens compartment is marked ebu in a triangle over 42

and presumably where the belt was made

and is marked with the "Liberty Cap" with rays of sun logo over RM (República Mexicana) marking on the blade's ricasso

which has pulled off the wooden handle

Original Japanese WWII Army Type 92 Tetsubo Combat Helmet with Named Liner and Chinstrap - Dated 1942 Brown Bess Musket Parts Falling beams and fire stoppedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of the classic Japanese Type 92 Tetsubo ( "steel cap") army helmet, also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ( "steel helmet") by Japanese troops. The liner is dated 17 indicating that the Helmet was manufactured during the Showa 17th year, or 1942. This would make a perfect representative example for the collector seeking a complete, all original, WWII Japanese Combat Helmet. Features