Original Tibetan Iron Plate War Helmet - Circa 1650 Russian Flare Guns with no internals or way

with no internals or way to mount them

Original Item: Only One Available This is a TOP OF THE LINE item that was "Private Purchase" for some upper class Infantry Officer during the era of World War One

Constructed from a serious South African hardwood this is very substantial which is the quickest way to differentiate the real thing from modern after-market tourist reproductions

Early in the war an inverted-V (^) of Waffenfarbe

Cuffs and Plastron Front: the cuffs with a single invented bullion chevron indicating Subaltern rank

Original Tibetan Iron Plate War Helmet - Circa 1650 Russian Flare Guns with no internals or wayOriginal Item: Only One Available. Recovered in 2003 from the palace of Lagan Silekhana, Kathmandu Nepal: This is an exceptionally rare primitive War Helmet originating we believe from Tibet deep within in the Himalayan Mountain Range of Central Asia. This helmet shows very early style construction, reminiscent of the Viking head wear, comprised of steel panels riveted together by decorative outer panels, the total surmounted on the top by a