Original WWII Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces Cotton Forage Cap Dated 1944 - SNLF Martini-Henry Rifles going overseas during the Spanish-American

going overseas during the Spanish-American War

He enlisted in the Army on February 26th

This example of a genuine WW2 SS-Helferinnen Female Auxiliary tunic appears to have been tailor made and iOS constructed of fine wool shell with and satin like interior lining

The success of the Henry rifle and its subsequent improvements lead to the development of the classic M1866 “Yellow Boy” rifle

as it was considered a hindrance to mounted Dragoons and Sailors who thereafter kept the ram rod suspended from the saddle or belt

Original WWII Japanese Special Naval Landing Forces Cotton Forage Cap Dated 1944 - SNLF Martini-Henry Rifles going overseas during the Spanish-AmericanOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very good service worn Imperial Japanese Navy tropical forage cap associated with the Special Naval Landing Forces, or SNLF. Constructed from lightweight cotton for warm weather use, it retains its yellow embroidered naval anchor insignia, black insignia backing, decorative front chinstrap, rear lace adjustment, ventilation eyelets, and a partially legible interior depot cartouche dated Shwa 19,