Bhutanese War Helmet: Circa 1600, Exceptionally Rare (One Only) No Return with aircraft from the 61st

with aircraft from the 61st also being heavily used against Russian and Mongolian Forces during the Nomonhan Incident in June–July 1939

and butt plate engraved: D/6/32 indicating that this was issued to the Royal Warwickshire Regiment

and minor dings from long-term storage

these are not pretty but are totally authentic

There is also a Waffenamt that reads WaA 182 which is correct for this maker

Bhutanese War Helmet: Circa 1600, Exceptionally Rare (One Only) No Return with aircraft from the 61stOriginal Item: One Only. Bhutan is a small independent country located in the foothills of the Himalayas, it is close, but does not border Nepal. It does however border Tibet on its Northern Border. It was home to a savage race of Mountain Tribesmen of mixed Sino Indian decent and long enjoyed a mystical reputation. This steel "Bowl? appears hand forged with one indistinct fold. It is surmounted with a decorative finial, resembling the Tibetan plume