Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Officer Service Tunic With 2nd Lieutenant Rank Collar Tabs & Stitched Name on Interior Scabbards & Sheaths After the end of the

After the end of the First World War it had claimed 136 victories

Under an act of Congress dated 23 August 1842 the regiment was re-designated as the Regiment of Riflemen effective 4 March 1843

but more likely simply from wear

The right receiver wall is bare and the upper tang is marked Kjobenhavns Toihuus 1884 (Copenhagen Arsenal date of manufacture 1884)

crashed 30 miles SW of Augsburg

Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Officer Service Tunic With 2nd Lieutenant Rank Collar Tabs & Stitched Name on Interior Scabbards & Sheaths After the end of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of what appears to be a high quality, service worn WWII Imperial Japanese Officers uniform tunic. The jacket which is presented without any extensive damage or wear, bears great bullion collar rank tabs for 2nd Lieutenant. This Model 1943 is a light weight, high quality, private purchase service tunic constructed from olive drab colored wool. Its single breasted front closure has five, flat