Miscellaneous

Uniformology, military equipment, weapons and history.

Belt Buckles

Bonbonnieres

Wrist and Pocket Watches

None

Table Clocks

Inkwells and Inkstands

Paperweights

Cigarette Cases and Boxes

Cigarette Lighters

None

Ashtrays

Compasses

Cufflinks

Kakemono /Japanese Hanging Scrolls/

None

Japanese Fans

Furoshiki

Piggy Banks

Japanese Military Toys

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Ranks and Military Branches of Imperial Japanese Army and Navy
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1894 Japanese Imperial Army Color Uniform Plates
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Uniforms and Insignia of Imperial Japanese Army and Navy
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Emblems (Monshōs) of Japanese Prefectures and Cities/県章と市章
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Japanese Coin Identifier
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Japanese Imperial Army Uniform Plates of Moritz Ruhl
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Fineness Classifications and Japanese Mint Certification Marks of Precious Metal Products
Japanese Army & Navy Vehicle Emblems for Radiators
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2nd Guards Infantry Regiment Association Door Plaque/近衛歩兵第二連隊近衛会々員表札
Fake "Good Luck Flag" by "Digger&G.I."
1931-1934 Manchurian Incident Gift Plaquette from the Army Ministry/昭和六年乃至九年事変陸軍大臣賜ブロンズレリーフ
Protective Iron Plate on the Heart in order for Luck to Never Leave Your at the Front
Pendants with The Imperial Rescript on Education
Soviet Satirical Magazine "Krokodil" on Japan
Gift Pocket Watch Presented by the Prime Minister of Japan/内閣総理大臣 贈懐中時計
Order of the Sacred Treasure Awarding Commemorative Lacquer Case
Diorama "Tools of War"/戦亊道具一揃
Japanese Imperial Navy Table Stand "Anchor with Horseshoes"
The "Hakkō Ichiu" Tower in Miyazaki and Japanese Wartime Ideology
Obidome with Army Star
Human Bullets, General Nogi, and the Myth of Port Arthur
American Journal of Numismatics on "Modern Japanese War Medals and Badges" in 1911
Japanese Methods of Prisoner of War Interrogation
Japanese Watch Fobs with Compasses
Hirohito's First Telephone
Shinto Deities that Crossed the Sea: Japan's "Overseas Shrines," 1868 to 1945
Russo-Japanese War through the Puck Magazine Cartoons
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