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 There is another silver-colored tag

There is another silver-colored tag for the Centex Corporation

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

They appear to be reprints put together in 1947 for the Library of Congress

When sent to the regimental armorer for sharpening

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 There is another silver-colored tagOriginal 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,