Japanese WWII Army Helmet Tetsu-bo British Flags The improved Gahendra screw is

The improved Gahendra screw is much further back than the standard Gahendra it is located above the curve of the lever

with a near mint 1873 lock plate

Original Item: Used by Landing and Boarding Parties to carry cutlasses or revolver holsters these are 2" wide old white leather adjustable belts with impressive brass buckles bearing Naval Anchor motif and Latin motto

Hostilities came to an end on 11 November 1918 and they were selected for the army of occupation and acted as advance guard to the 9th and 29th Divisions during the advance into Germany

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Japanese WWII Army Helmet Tetsu-bo British Flags The improved Gahendra screw isNew Made Item: Known as "Tetsu bo" in Japanese, these are new made copies of the authentic WW2 M30 32 Japanese Army Steel Helmet bearing the steel five pointed star badge insignia (attached). Comes with the correct style leather liner with three pads and a three point attaching hemp chin strap that was not equipped with a buckle and was intended to be tied closed. Authentically constructed with the appropriate rivets and ventilation holes; these