Original Scarce Argentinian-Used WWII Italian M-33 Combat Helmet with Pre-War Argentinian Wreathed Sun Insignia Military Flare Guns There are more names above

There are more names above and below TAR’s name

where he was pronounced dead

This one fortunately has a partial faint stencil which confirms this was used for Panzerfausts

so it was most likely made in mid-late 1864

About 80% of the Imperial Japanese Army light AA guns were Type 98s

Original Scarce Argentinian-Used WWII Italian M-33 Combat Helmet with Pre-War Argentinian Wreathed Sun Insignia Military Flare Guns There are more names aboveOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a rather scarce helmet, one of a very small lot of Italian M 33 Helmets which were purchased by Argentina from Italy in the 1930s. They were used up into the late 1940s, when they were subsequently replaced with German style Stahlhelms. If one is fortunate enough to locate an Argentinean M 33, they generally are repainted and feature the Argentinean Roundel painted on the sides of the helmet. What is special