Badge - Exquisite Japanese replica! The highest military honor of Japan during World War II: Order of the - 20th - late
Invitation - An invitation from the Emperor and Empress of Japan dated April 10, 1928, to Mrs. Wakayama, - 1928
Japan - Flag - Original 1937 official Japanese military flag, signed by multiple people, with signs of natural wear
Japan - An old, damaged amulet worn by Japanese soldiers before they went to war: the Thousand Needles. - Military accessories
Japan - Flag - Four original Japanese official paper flags from 1937, plus an advertisement for war bonds
Japan - Document - Two extremely precious items! Invitations from the Emperor and Empress of Japan. - 1928/1930
Japan - Flag - Official original from 1937: A flag signed by the entire Japanese family, a blessing for their
Japan - Badge - Two original wooden plaques from the Japanese government during World War II: one for Meiji Shrine - 20th - early (WW I)
Japan - Flag - The original Japanese official inscription from 1932: "The Banner of Loyalty to the Nation,"
Japan - Reward - Official Japanese version: Commemorative bowls for the retirement of the 57th Infantry Regiment of - 1916
Japan - Flag - A 1936 official Japanese woodblock print edition: "Honor of the Nation." The content includes events
Japan - Flag - One sash each for the Women's Association of the Japanese National Defense and the Relief
China - Flag - A beautifully hand-embroidered gift, originally from 1937 and given as a personal gift.
Japan - Reward - Two cigarette cases awarded by Emperor Showa to meritorious military officers. - 1937
Japan - Flag - In the summer of 1935, Araki Sadao (Class A POW), a Grand Prix Winner of the Imperial Japanese Army,
