That is an MP28, as developed from the late WWI MP18.   Designed by Schmeisser, it was/is a bit of a thug of a gun, topping out at over 5kg when loaded.   Well engineered, the troops liked it, as did the Allies when examples were captured.   Best   Mike

I just started a bayonet collection and here are the ones I have found so far.  The differences in them are very interesting from the early to late war models.  I saw online that the single loop frog is for field artillery; is that correct?  I looked for the reference book but it is out of my price range at the moment. 

Another one, another Gebirgs Division one. Makes me wonder if the only troops to wear the modified and or insignia upgraded Austrian Tunics were strictly those former Austrian troops who were  now in a Division formed from the Austrian Army, or did these tunics so modified and or insignia uprated tunics see wide distribution within the Heer as a whole, in example troops of the Berlin formed 3rd Panzer Division, the Cologne raised 26th Infantry Division, the Darmstadt raised 9th Infantry Division etc etc

Mr. Bushido, thank you so much for your help. Also thank you for all the help you provide to this forum.   Tom

I believe the above member's post is correct.   It appears this was awarded for certain meritorious service within the jurisdiction of the Hanyu Police Station【羽生警察署】 in Saitama Pref【埼玉懸】, Japan.

The label generally means these things. If the print is faded, there may be some mistranslation.  

Hope this helps

Thanks for any help, box was hard to photograph.  Ken 

Thanks, wow I never knew that, just thought that if they were in the Great War they would wear any KuK awards in the  KuK fashion medal bars, but then if they were awarded medals for the Wehrmacht, then they had to wear in in the German fashion.

Excellent finds!! Thanks for sharing 👍

Found this blanket that is suppose to be Japanese Navy. Would someone be willing to decipher this label? Thank you