Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Officer Green Wool Forage Cap with Kanji Ink Stamps Antique Winchesters It appears to be carved

It appears to be carved from bone or perhaps even ivory in the shape of a soldier's head wearing a kepi infantry cap (common U

Model 1870

Overall a great chance to have a magnificent display piece from Ww1 for the wall

It is contained in a box measuring 4 3/8" x 3 5/8" x 2 1/8"

The Moros fought against the Japanese occupation of Mindanao and Sulu during World War II and eventually drove them out

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Army Officer Green Wool Forage Cap with Kanji Ink Stamps Antique Winchesters It appears to be carvedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely, worn example of a wool officer's forage cap. Fully lined with cloth sweatband. The front features a lovely yellow five pointed imperial Japanese star cap badge without background. The leather chinstrap is still present with minimal cracking in the finish. There are some moth nips present throughout, but nothing too damaging. All in all a very nice example of a WW2 Japanese officer cap, quality items