Original Japanese WWII Army Combat Helmet with Complete Liner and Chinstrap - Tetsubo Receivers and the return spring hub

and the return spring hub

An interesting and rare Lee-Enfield variant

It runs at an amazing 40 beats per second and makes a buzzing sound that gave it the nickname "Jitterbug"

It was Dickerson's 25th mission

M3A1 was issued to US tank crews all the way up until 1980s

Original Japanese WWII Army Combat Helmet with Complete Liner and Chinstrap - Tetsubo Receivers and the return spring hubOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice combat used example of the classic of the Tetsubo, also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ("steel helmet") by troops. Features include: Original 5 point metal star to front. Complete three tongue leather liner (no pads) with Japanese Kanji ink markings on reverse side. Original tie down chinstrap. Original paint with minor wear. Inside of shell named with original paint. Shell retains about 65%