First WWII Japanese sword age 8 I hide up in the roof or mom would
Have had a Fit.
Age 61 & now it's me Trying to keep my young kids hands off my
WWII collection.
I regularly find war relics now living in Japan & am still dragging it home.
First WWII Japanese sword age 8 I hide up in the roof or mom would
Have had a Fit.
Age 61 & now it's me Trying to keep my young kids hands off my
WWII collection.
I regularly find war relics now living in Japan & am still dragging it home.
Welcome! We'd love to see your sword over at the Japanese militaria forum: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/japanese-militaria/
Great stuff! Welcome.
Regards, Al
Thanks,
Love to post pictures of WWll Japanese 1,000 stich Hachi maki & 1,000 stich Haramaki set , both with Shinto priests blessed coins stitched into.
Name on the Haramaki.
Super small Bronze two case Inro dealer in Japan says Suicide Pill case for Mitsubishi Pilot if he survived crash ....was with these relics in ruined old Japanese house in the Tokunoma draws under the Butsudan , with some war photos and medals. Rescued about ten minutes before Excavator torn down the building. I have only ever seen 1-2 genuine Mitsubishi zero Hachi maki in Japan since 92 . Seen only one other small Bronze Inro pill case in Japan.
I would say very very rare & the Japanese antique dealer that gave me the itel is old in his mid- 80's . Where can I post the pictures ??
Welcome!
Bruce has already given you a link to the Japanese section of the forum.
Here it is again.
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/japanese-militaria/
Ralph.
Searching for anything relating to, Anton Boos, 934 Stamm. Kp. Pz. Erz. Abt. 7, 3 Kompanie, Panzer-Regiment 2, 16th Panzer-Division (My father)
Thanks Ralph.
I am probably going to be evicted for speaking my mind.
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