Original Japanese WWII Japanese Type 90 Civil Defense Helmet MP 40 many of which were related

many of which were related to the early automobile and aircraft industry

NY manufactured this WWII M2-2 flamethrower in 1945 with the pressure bottle clearly dated January 1945 (1-45)

There is also a slot in the webbing that holds the hook allowing the cover to be worn on a regular trouser belt or attached to equipment without requiring the mounting eyelets

who made a career in the Army and was posted to the American Colonies in the years before the Revolution

This is an excellent example of a genuine USGI Great War helmet from an legendary division of the US army

Original Japanese WWII Japanese Type 90 Civil Defense Helmet MP 40 many of which were relatedOriginal Item: Only One Available. A very interesting example of a WWII Civil Defense helmet. It is the final of four variations of the Type 90 Army helmet and was designed specifically for mainland civil defense. Correct brown paint in very good condition with one dent to the top. Inside is a woven wool liner and three hand painted katakana symbols: SHI MA DA. Which translates to "Fukueki suru" which is a personal creed of the soldier who owned it.