Original Magnificent Indo-Persian Kulah Khud Spiked War Helmet with Retained Chain Guard - Early 19th Century U.S. Navy which is an evolution of

which is an evolution of the one developed for the LAW 80

The crudely stitched housing for the attachment piece is still present under the flap

"Extra War Bonds" sweeping away ripped German and Japanese flags

with minimal tearing and the colors retained well

with the correct aluminum stud

Original Magnificent Indo-Persian Kulah Khud Spiked War Helmet with Retained Chain Guard - Early 19th Century U.S. Navy which is an evolution ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. We've all seen the Indo Persian KULAH KHUD spiked helmets of the 18th and 19th centuries. This design goes back to the times of the Crusaders and Saladin during the battles over the Holy Land in the 12th century. See the Movie KINGDOM OF HEAVEN made by RIDLEY SCOTT for some great examples, as well as a great movie. Our example here most likely comes from the Northern region of India, and is not decorated as others