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This emblem of dedication and service is a poignant reminder of Manchukuo, a puppet state established by Japan in Northeast China after their victory in the Russo-Japanese War. Ww2 imperial Japanese badge.
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The Kumano, a Mogami-class cruiser, was initially built as a light cruiser and later reclassified as a heavy cruiser. A must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
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This is an authentic World War II Imperial Japanese Army artillery badge. Found in a family warehouse, this badge was likely awarded to distinguished artillery personnel. Given its age, it shows signs of wear and tarnish, but it’s a genuine piece of military history.
World war 2 imperial japanese medal. RARE World War II Imperial Japanese Navy medal from 1936. This medal commemorates the Special Fleet Review. Featured prominently on the front is the Ayanami, a Fubuki-class destroyer, with the inscription “Invincible Fleet”. The reverse side details the event with “1936 Navy Special Large Exercise Fleet Review Participation Commemoration – Ayanami”. Please be aware this medal does not come with a box and has signs of wear. Refer to photos to assess its condition before purchasing. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
Ww2 imperial Japanese medal. Exceptional World War II era silver award medal from Hitachi Shipbuilding, a pivotal military supplier for the Imperial Japanese Navy. The medal is marked “SILVER” on the reverse and is accompanied by its original wooden box stamped with pure silver. A significant piece from the naval history of the Imperial Japanese era. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
WW2 imperial Japanese badge. This is an authentic World War II Imperial Japanese Navy Sailor Labor Badge. The design showcases a classic nautical motif with a steering wheel, anchor, and waves. The back of the badge has the inscription which translates to “Sailor Labor Badge”. This solid, robust badge was awarded to recognize sailors and other maritime workers during the wartime period. During the Pacific War, the success of Japan hinged on transporting resources acquired overseas. This badge was likely part of a recognition system to honor those who faced these challenges. Specific details on the number of awards given or the exact criteria remain elusive, but it stands as a testament to the sacrifices made during a critical period in history. Approximate 14-21days(To USA and Europe).