I picked this up at an antique show last week.  I thought that it was a ww1 aircraft fabric that was probably cut off a downed plane.  The owner of it was not sure what it was he had it for a long time from a collection he had purchased.  The holes in it look like old nail holes from being hung up.  Does anyone think this is aircraft fabric and possibly know from which country ?

I honestly can’t tell if it’s real or fake. So much fakery going on in Vietnam. 

I think that's probably the case.   However, it is possible that it was used in schools in areas occupied by the Empire of Japan during WWII.

Mr. Bushido thank you very much. So this medal is Japanese? 

I aquired this VC boonie recently on a trip to Vietnam, along with some VC/NVA web gear.   I think it's good, but I'm not 100% sure about the insignia. The boonie has the plastic(?) liner.                  

This medal is likely unrelated to the military.   In the past, Japanese schools awarded "scholarship medals【奨學牌】" to students with excellent grades.

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I think your sword is an export sword made by "WK&C" (Weyersberg, Kirschbaum, & Companie in Solingen.  The blade is marked with a non-German marking of 'Iron Cutter' so not a German Army sword.    

Not sure if this is military.  Would someone be able to translate any of this? Thanks for any help, Ken 

Turncoat French African unit 1942 one has been issued a M17 Austo-Hungarian one we see.

heres a real one from the gettysburg museum of history collection... a couple of things look wrong when you compare, but the mushiness of the back side eagle head & swastika messiness would make me skeptical. and the fact the markings on the wrong side.🤷‍♂️ but im not an expert on these buckles.

Excellent information!