Original Japanese WWII 77th Infantry “Liberty Division” Captured Silk Japanese Flag - 24" x 36 ½” Martini-Henry Parts This is a lovely uniform

This is a lovely uniform and quite a puzzling one

new demands mandated by the operating requirements of the high-performance jet-engined aircraft that were just coming on line prompted an overhaul of the old "Personal Equipment" specialty and accordingly served to stimulate reorganisation of what was formerly "Personal Equipment" into a greatly expanded "Aircrew Life Support Equipment" AFSC

This cap is a wonderful lightly used example of a named German WWII Wehrmacht Heer Army Artillery Officer's Schirmmütze (visor cap)

The case has a lidded compartment containing some flints and the correct key to the case and finally fitted under the pistol in it's own custom made slot is a beautiful small Seaman's pipe with a small wood stem and a bone bowl carved into the shape of a human skull

Original Japanese WWII 77th Infantry “Liberty Division” Captured Silk Japanese Flag - 24" x 36 ½” Martini-Henry Parts This is a lovely uniformOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely example of a GI decorated captured Japanese Meatball flag. According to a piece of paper that accompanied the flag, this flag was captured by T Sgt Eugene C. Lemke of the 307th Infantry Regiment, 77th Infantry Division. This is a lovely example of a captured WWII Japanese silk flag. The flag does show signs of wear and use with some tearing present. The flag measures approximately 24" x 36 and is