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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. -
By Aedthir · Posted
I picked this up today. The leather strap with iron buckles is sewn to the webbing harness. It's in rough shape, but all there and the stopper strap is leather as well. The research I did said the leather straps are early production. Would they still be using them with a Showa 17 canteen? -
By patches · Posted
Thank you, I was looking at the M35, didn't look like it, in example the M35 has slots rather then holes on barrel jacket. On this MP28 seems the bayonet lug has to re placed on it and it can be fixed either on the side or under muzzle correct? -
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