Original Japanese WWII Battle Damaged Type 92 Army Tetsubo Helmet Shell MG 34 Feed Assembly so all proofs are clear

so all proofs are clear and crisp

while one inside a plastic bag is marked Wismut-Brandbinde (bismuth-brand tie)

while in America it would be referred to as a broken or ruptured case extractor

The RAD logo is a shovelhead

During the Battle of Pea Ridge on 7–8 March 1862

Original Japanese WWII Battle Damaged Type 92 Army Tetsubo Helmet Shell MG 34 Feed Assembly so all proofs are clearOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice battle damaged example of the shell component classic Type 92 Tetsubo ( "steel cap") helmet, also colloquially called the tetsukabuto ( "steel helmet") by troops. This helmet has a long crack on one side, and is missing the entire interior lining. The condition of the shell leads us to believe that it was left on the battlefield for a period of time, and then picked up and brought home by a U. S.