Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Fan Initiated Type 16 A-4 Nose Fuze for Type 97 Ordnance With Bringback Documents - Inert Category_Receiver It features wicker frame construction

It features wicker frame construction with wool topped leather visor with bullion oak leaf embroidery and an American eagle cap badge with a gold chinstrap

an archaic measurement used by Russia through the first world war

Six B-29s visually attacked targets at Yokkaichi

The park's first night game was played on June 15

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Fan Initiated Type 16 A-4 Nose Fuze for Type 97 Ordnance With Bringback Documents - Inert Category_Receiver It features wicker frame constructionOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a completely INERT example of a WWII Japanese Naval Aerial Bomb nose fuze, and is in compliance with the current BATF standards on inert ordnance. Not Available For Export. This fuse was sent home in 1945 by United States Navy Reservist D. W. Christenson, a Mineman 2nd Class who was apart of Bomb and Mine Disposal Team #3. A scanned and printed copy of the original paperwork is included with the purchase.