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By SARGE · Posted
I agree with you Tom. Thanks for your active participation Mr. Bushido. -
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By stratasfan · Posted
Thanks so much! I double-checked and he is German. So, that ribbon through the ring . . . would it fold down to pin on, or simply be display like a ribbon just threaded through the ring? -
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By Mr. Bushido · Posted
It seems my post caused some misunderstanding. The early model of the Type 95 is called the Type 32 bis. Perhaps it was a term unique to JP collectors. ohmura-study.net/957.html https://search.yahoo.co.jp/image/search?p=32式改軍刀&ei=UTF-8&fr=applep1&x=nl#be895d8b5b0da7bf4b88c33a67fe1466 -
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By Otter42 · Posted
Thank you both very much for the fast identification and background, really appreciate it. Ken -
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By shemp h. · Posted
I've never seen a Mod 30 canteen with a issued leather shoulder strap, so I would think this is possibly a wartime repair. -
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By patches · Posted
A Soldier of the 3rd Telegraph Battalion (Telegraphen-Bataillon 3), a great find for these obscure units to see their Markings on the Shoulder Strap first hand being worn on a uniform.
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