Japanese Type 90 Camo Helmet
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Japanese Type 90 Camo Helmet

$1,450.00

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Japanese Type 90 Army Camouflage helmet. Helmet features a reed green camo finish with remnants of tan paint underneath. Helmet is equipped with original secure liner and chinstraps with size character ‘dai’ or ‘oki’ for ‘Large’ plus number stamping in rear skirt. Unusual camo pattern helmet from out of the woodwork in Pennsylvania. COA accompanies.

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