Original Japanese WWII Type 90 Army Relic Helmet with Intact Star Purportedly Ground Dug on Saipan - No Liner or Chinstrap - Tetsubo British Helmets He served as commander of

He served as commander of the Strategic Air Command (SAC) from 1948 to 1957

This is one of only two we have ever seen where the front seam was fully welded

There is unfortunately cracking in the plastic on the upper right hand side and runs the width of the grip by the red push button

and sent to to Turkey as aid during WWI

Original Japanese WWII Type 90 Army Relic Helmet with Intact Star Purportedly Ground Dug on Saipan - No Liner or Chinstrap - Tetsubo British Helmets He served as commander ofOrginal 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. This example came to us with the Story that it was ground dug on Saipan, but we have no provenance or documentation to back this up. Features include: Original metal star applied to front. Extremely heavy wear and oxidation, with heavy residue