Thailand, 2nd GM. Model 32 combat helmet for the Thai army in sandy yellow camouflage. Japanese-made combat helmet for the navy with Royal Thai Army front insignia in stamped sheet metal. The bomb retains 95% of its sandy yellow camouflage paint over the factory blue paint. 1st type inner headpiece in tan leather, pads missing. Complete with simplified model chinstrap in tan leather. (Uncommon, shell with small traces of rust blossom oxidation. Fairly good condition.)

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