Original Imperial Japanese Pre-WWII 1930-1938 Mounted Army Insignia Collar Tabs - Lot of 6 U.S. Edged Weapons The grip is is still

The grip is is still a very nice pumpkin orange color

showing lamination The steel used to make Nihonto (Japanese Swords) is folded over and over before the pieces are laminated together to form the blade

Finely served in the United States Marine Corps from World War One in 1918 through the end of World War Two and then with the reserves until retiring in 1956 as a Chief Warrant Officer

for Carl Eickhorn of Solingen

initially known as Panzerjäger (tank hunters)

Original Imperial Japanese Pre-WWII 1930-1938 Mounted Army Insignia Collar Tabs - Lot of 6 U.S. Edged Weapons The grip is is stillOriginal Items. Only One Available. This is a tremendous set of display boards with collar insignia for six branches of the Imperial Japanese Army in use from 1930 1938. These were likely on display in a museum at one point considering their mounting. Each board measures 7 x 4. The six boards include: A pair of Green Cavalry collar tabs. A pair of Red Infantry & Armour collar tabs. A pair of Burgundy Veterinary Department collar tabs. A pair of Blue