JAPANESE WWII NCO DISPLAY PIECE WITH COMBAT COVER A superb example featuring an

A superb example featuring an original camouflage finish in the classic three-colour scheme of ochre

we found the remains of a feldpost letter dated ‘February 1918’ to an officer by the name ‘Frickhin

A size EF64 shell

the Infantry Assault Badge was on the 11/41

Army’s experimental headgear from the final stages of World War I

JAPANESE WWII NCO DISPLAY PIECE WITH COMBAT COVER A superb example featuring anGenerally good blade, bright, with its long single fuller, numbered 63857 with its standard NCO cut out cross guard (tsuba). The aluminium faux wrapped hilt with some oxidisation, still with its hanging ring and its closure catch, Japanese ordnance marked on the lower part of the hilt, in its scabbard, which is number mismatched, which, unusually for an NCO sword, has a leather combat cover. The combat cover has a small section of possibly 20cm where