Original U.S. WWII Japanese Made Aluminum Commemorative Plate For The Occupation of Japan Hotchkiss .303 It began production that year

It began production that year at Berlin Tempelhof

The name was changed sometime between 1911 and 1913 to indicate that the hats were no longer being made from just blue denim

When P-61s were unloaded on the Calcutta docks on 25 September

We see no evidence that the rear sight was replaced

The pennant measures 17 inches by 8

Original U.S. WWII Japanese Made Aluminum Commemorative Plate For The Occupation of Japan Hotchkiss .303 It began production that yearOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a Japanese made aluminum dish which commemorates the start of the Occupation of Japan after the surrender on September 2, 1945. The plate is in wonderful condition and is complete with grammatical errors, a tell tale sign that it was locally made in Japan. The plate measures approximately 9 x 9 and as the following engraved: THE COMMEMORATION OF THE OCCUPATION OF JAPAN ON AUGUST 14TH,