A very good example of the Japanese Type 90 helmet the standard issue Japanese Infantry helmet of WW2. This helmet has a nicely stamped wartime liner, full length cloth chinstrap, and a Kanji inscription, denoting the size of the helmet and the name of the soldier (which is now not able to be read due to rust.)

The star to the front is 100% original to the helmet along with the net, and it has definitely "been there" as a Pacific front bringback.

Retaining a large proportion of its original khaki paint to the shell, one can see the band of slightly different paint colour around the circumference of the shell which was applied during the manufacturing process once the liner & rivets had been fitted. The lining has soft padding with ink markings underneath, which can be seen upon request. The drawstring is perfectly intact.

A great piece, complete with original and hard to come by IJA net. Hard to upgrade!