Original Japanese WWII Era Wicker Travel Trunk Empire Edged Weapons When the Treasury began issuing

When the Treasury began issuing war savings stamps during World War II

Please See Watts & White "The Bayonet Book" Page 54

Originally these WW2 cans were manufactured to contain Petrol (gasoline) and were embossed with a large SHELL logo on the top and:

There will be only one batch of medals struck

which was replaced in 2012 by an elected Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC)

Original Japanese WWII Era Wicker Travel Trunk Empire Edged Weapons When the Treasury began issuingOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting piece of culture, a Japanese WWII Era wicker trunk meant for travel. This trunk is in two pieces, with Japanese characters on one side of the larger piece reading Bridge, High. The trunk when closed measures 23 x 15 x 9. There are handles on both sides which show some fraying, and a good amount of the wicker covering is fraying as shown. The interior of the trunk appears to have been originally