This Japanese three piece construction Company Commanders Badge is all aluminum construction. The Gold star has about half of the finish worn off and the badge shows that it was worn. The reverse shows the four rivets and the fastener prongs from the Star. This hinge and catch were cast with the bas ...Read and See More
This is part of my Japanese Medal Collection that I started in the mid 70’s, none of the medals and cases are the junk that they still make and award today. This group includes the 4th - 5th - 6th - 7th - 8th Class Medals. Also included is a case for each medal expect for the 5th class. The medal ...Read and See More
i would first like to say that the two rising sun medals are WW2 period as I bought them from a veteran. The fourth class has the large rosette and is with a gold wash. There are no cracks, chips to the enamel or the stone. This 4th class has a sloppy repair the pin holding the medal to the suspensi ...Read and See More
I have had this in my collection for far too many years, I bought a pile of souvenirs from a Pacific vet lots of ordnance and I kept this as an example. This finely made projectile is almost too nice with two separate rotating bronze bands, with a plastic screw top where the fuse would be located. T ...Read and See More
This is a great souvenir from a European theater veteran, a little unusual but right out of Germany. This wooden box is 4” wide3.5” high 8 3/8” long. I have seen the complete flag, interlocking shafts and the flag, but no gold sun ball on the top. So what we have here is the original wooden bo ...Read and See More
This set comes from my optic collection purchased in Dec 1996. This binocular set by the Komz factory has the code factory mfg on the axis of the binoculars as opposed to the flat top of the lenses housing, and it also lacks the hammer and cycle. The binoculars are dated 1945, serial no.095588. The ...Read and See More
This pair of Grodenstock binoculars are from my optic collection. This is a well used pair with the each lenses adjustable but the sun shades missing. The makers name in on the left side and the right side has been over painted to hide what is there. The binoculars are covered with fake pebble leath ...Read and See More
This set of Japanese binoculars are from my optic collection, and are made by Enomoto Kogaku and are pre Fuji so they are pre 1944 mfg. The binoculars come with the original neck strap and the canvas carrying case. The case has part of the adjusting leather strap on one side. There are some marking ...Read and See More
Personally I don't believe the supposedly Japanese writing on the helmet. To me it looks like someone added this to enhance the helmet way back when. If I am wrong let me know just does not seem right. This helmet is complete with a full civilian liner and chin strap and the exterior retains about 9 ...Read and See More
