Original Cold War U.S. Air Force MB-4 Flight Helmet by Selby Shoe Company - dated 1957 Japanese Flare Guns nicknamed "potato mashers" because of

nicknamed "potato mashers" because of their resemblance to the kitchen utensil

commonly known as the Kokura Arsenal (小倉工廠 Kokura Kōshō)

-Gefechtsstand (Division Command Post) and signed by the Generalmajor and Division Commander on 25

Alfred Garret sold all the family guns in the 1920's to the Collector's Grand father from whom we purchased this Rifle

Original Cold War U.S. Air Force MB-4 Flight Helmet by Selby Shoe Company - dated 1957 Japanese Flare Guns nicknamed "potato mashers" because ofOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition U. S. Air Force size Large MB 4 flight helmet, most likely set up for training use. The MB 4 was identical to the P 4 series of helmets, except that it lacked the flip down rigid external visor. This helmet was intended for use in non high performance aircraft, such as slower, multi crewed bombers, transport, and utility aircraft, in which the extra protection of a wind blast visor was