Original U.S. WWII Named Officer Ratan Sun Helmet from the Island of Morotai with Signed Document British Ordnance Already bagged

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celebrating the accession of King Edward VIII to the throne and used at the great Durbar of 1911 celebrating the accession of King George the V to the throne when the King and his Queen Mary made a state visit to India

• Officer’s commission dated May 26th 1804 as a lieutenant aboard the HMS Culloden under the command of Captain Sir Edward Pellew

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Original U.S. WWII Named Officer Ratan Sun Helmet from the Island of Morotai with Signed Document British Ordnance Already baggedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Original native manufactured sun helmet made from rattan that was used by U. S. troops fighting the Japanese from the 15th of September 1944 until the 17th of April 1945. This unique one of a kind hat belonged to: 1ST. LT. JOHN E. FULLER of the 2nd Bn, 31st Infantry Inf Div 1155th Inf. Regt. Beautifully constructed with intricate patterns in different shades of rattan these hats were apparently far superior to the U.