Original Japanese WWII Type 90 Army Relic Helmet with Intact Star Purportedly Found at Iwo Jima - No Liner or Chinstrap - Tetsubo Category_Rear Sight Assembly and the majority of the

and the majority of the 14th fell to their knees

When sent to the regimental armorer for sharpening

1st June 1944 – 8th May 1945: Kommandeur Kriegsakademie Berlin

his only son

Original Japanese WWII Type 90 Army Relic Helmet with Intact Star Purportedly Found at Iwo Jima - No Liner or Chinstrap - Tetsubo Category_Rear Sight Assembly and the majority of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of the classic Japanese Type 90 Tetsubo ( "steel cap") army helmet shell, also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ( "steel helmet") by Japanese troops. From what we were told, this was a relic piece excavated at Iwo Jima, but we have no provenance or paperwork to back this up. Features include: Original metal star applied to front. Original paint with the expected heavy wear and oxidation,