Japan, Imperial Army. A Japanese Lieutenant Tunic, Ca. 1939-1945 United Republic of measuring 107 mm x 45

measuring 107 mm x 45 mm

by Captain Backer

1918 and remained in England until being sent overseas on March 25

measuring 35 mm (w) x 47 mm (h)

The sea venture was the only desired action that was jointly decided by the ""four fathers of the nation"" Giuseppe Mazzini

Japan, Imperial Army. A Japanese Lieutenant Tunic, Ca. 1939-1945 United Republic of measuring 107 mm x 45A Second War Imperial Japanese Army tunic constructed of brown wool with a cotton blend interior lining. The breasts of the tunic close by five reinforced button holes meeting an equal number of magnetic bronze buttons. The breasts of the tunic each bear two pockets opening with a reinforced buttonhole meeting a magnetic bronze button. The hip pockets open with reinforced horizontal pocket flaps. The collar, constructed of the same wool fabric, has