Former Japanese Army Imperial Palace Escort Souvenir Super Rare WW2 #JN

Description

Description
Second-hand goods, beautiful goods unused It is a souvenir of the first and last
"Hokkaido Great Exercise"
assuming a battle with China after
the Manchurian Incident in 1945.
At that time, 25,000 officers and
soldiers participated, and there are
many "general soldiers"
participation commemorative badges.
This is a rare souvenir distributed
only to about 120 "exclusive bodyguards"
of His Majesty the Emperor
(inspected as a marshal during a large exercise). There are some beautiful things
that still exist from the possession of
the "super elite" at that time,
which was said to be derived from the stone.
Due to the small number of absolute numbers,
there is a blur in "rare value",
although people who do not know
the value have polished it
"without knowing the processing".
Wouldn't it be great if you could
judge it as an unpolished "super beautiful item"
that we collectors handle?
Since it is a pre-Sino-Japanese War item,
it is 85 years old (brass weight 173g). It is a large exercise with very
little literature, and it is a product
distributed only by His Majesty's bodyguard. How about those who couldn't get it? The weight of brass tells the
weight of "mission responsibility"! How about a military collector?
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