Original Japanese WWII Officer’s Belt Captured by Captain Robert M. Crooks, 1st Marine Air Wing, Okinawa Night Sights especially near the edges

especially near the edges

unseasoned wood

This has also caused the stitching that holds the visor on to become very loose

This one perhaps from a more affluent Tuareg has some additional Silver band decoration

•- Held in a custom mounting within the lid of the case there is a magnificent silver metal crucifix with a lovely silver depiction of the hanging Christ on a black background

Original Japanese WWII Officer’s Belt Captured by Captain Robert M. Crooks, 1st Marine Air Wing, Okinawa Night Sights especially near the edgesOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a WWII Japanese officers belt and buckle with a tag on the back of the belt naming it to a Marine Corps Captain who captured it in Okinawa. The belt is in great shape overall with cracking and crazing in the leather from age. There are five kanji characters painted on the side of the belt. The note on the back of the belt reads: CAPT. ROBERT M CROOKS 1ST MARINE AIR WING U. S. M. C. R.