This lot features a Japanese military command fan (軍扇, Gunsen) together with battle-related accessories traditionally associated with the jinbaori (陣羽織), preserved in an original wooden storage box. The gunsen was used by military commanders and officers as a symbol of authority, for signaling, and for directing troops. While originating in samurai tradition, such fans continued to be used in the prewar and early Showa period, bridging classical samurai culture and modern Japanese military history. The set is notable for its large and elaborate construction, and the wooden box bears handwritten Japanese inscriptions, indicating formal storage and importance. According to family history, the item was collected by the seller’s grandfather. Due to age, there is visible wear and damage to both the objects and the wooden box, which is consistent with authentic prewar military artifacts. This piece is well suited for collectors of samurai history, Japanese military memorabilia, and Showa-era artifacts. Photos form an integral part of the description. Please examine them carefully before bidding. Method of Shipment FedEx or Japan Post NOTICE The lot will be carefully packaged and shipped by FedEx or Japan Post. Delivery usually takes 1–2 weeks. Heavy items may be shipped by sea, which may take 1 to 2 months to arrive. The shipping method may vary depending on the item price and size. Sometimes Customs or the delivery company in your country may contact you by phone or email for clearance. Please make sure you are available to respond. If not, the parcel may be returned to me, and reshipping will cost more than twice the original shipping fee. I appreciate your cooperation.