Original Wwii Army

   You might have heard of military strategy books like "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, but have you ever seen the actual military history textbook used by the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II? This "Senshi Kyotei" (, Military History Coursebook) was issued in 1941 (Showa 16) and was used to train officers and soldiers in the Japanese Army. This was not just a regular history book. It was an official military education manual used in army academies and officer training schools. Soldiers and officers studied past wars, tactics, and battle strategies, applying historical lessons to ...

Thank you for viewing this listing. This is an original pair of WWII-era Imperial Japanese Army riding boots, likely used by a non-commissioned officer (NCO). These boots were found in an old family estate in Japan. While they may resemble officer's boots, the presence of decorative sole studs suggests they were custom-fitted by a military shoemaker for a proud NCO, a common practice at the time. Note: As visible in the photos, the ankle areas are somewhat flattened, so they may not be suitable for wearing. In pre-war Japan, riding boots were a key part of cavalry and ceremonial uniforms. Even...

It includes detailed mechanical diagrams, a full foldout cross-sectional blueprint of the Arisaka Type 38 rifle, and illustrated parts lists-ideal for collectors, historians, or gunsmiths researching Imperial Japanese firearms. Issued for use in formal infantry training, this manual represents how the Japanese Army standardized soldier education on the use and maintenance of the Arisaka rifle, one of the most iconic bolt-action rifles of the 20th century. Condition is excellent for its age. The large fold-out diagrams are intact and legible. Comes with official censor approval stamp and ...

This is an original WW2 Imperial Japanese Army Wound Badge - Type A, "Sen-Sho" - issued only to soldiers wounded in combat. The badge features a red-enameled iron cross with four ancient shields, surrounding the image of samurai hero Kusunoki Masashige, a symbol of loyalty and sacrifice. The reverse is engraved with " " (Military Wound Badge - Combat Wound), clearly identifying it as the Sen-Sho version. This is rarer than the Ko-Sho (non-combat) variant, which is more common among post-service injuries. It includes the original wooden presentation case with gold-stamped on the lid and ...

   Alright, let me break it down for you! You're looking at a rare and absolutely fascinating piece of WWII Japanese military history: a Swordsmanship Training Manual issued by the Imperial Japanese Army back in Showa 9 (1934). This isn't just a regular manual; it's a glimpse into the strict discipline and martial traditions of the Japanese military at the time. Now, this manual was used to train soldiers in the art of Kenjutsu, and trust me, back in the day, knowing how to wield a sword wasn't just for show-it was a critical skill for the battlefield. Let's talk about what's ...

  

This is a WWII Imperial Japanese Army commemorative hanging scroll set, painted and presented in 1938 to celebrate the early stage of the Second Sino-Japanese War (known as the "China Incident" in Japanese official documents at that time). The artwork features an auspicious combination of cranes, turtles, pine trees, and a rising sun, symbols of longevity, prosperity, and harmony in East Asian tradition. The scroll bears the inscription. (Commemoration of the Japan-China Incident). Signed by artist Teiken , and comes in its original wooden storage box with additional dedication. Such scrolls...

   This is an original WWII Imperial Japanese Army intelligence manual titled Beiei Gun Joshiki Common Knowledge of U. & British Armies, issued in December 1943 (Showa 18). It is a rare field guide used by Japanese Army officers and NCOs to identify and study enemy forces, including. And British tanks such as the M3 Grant, M4 Sherman, and various armored cars. Allied aircraft such as the Spitfire and Typhoon. Artillery, small arms, and military vehicles. Each page contains detailed photos, silhouettes, and performance data, allowing Japanese soldiers to quickly recognize enemy ...

   Original Imperial Japanese Army manual. Rikugun Hohei Gakko Shoko Shukai-sho. This book served as an. Advanced training reference for officers and machine gunners. Detailed schematics & technical breakdowns. Of the Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun. Firing mechanisms & disassembly instructions. Ensuring proper maintenance and battlefield efficiency. Tactical employment of heavy machine guns. In defensive and offensive operations. What is the Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun? Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun. Primary heavy machine gun of the Imperial Japanese Army. And used extensively ...

   This is an original wartime training manual for the Type 99 Light Machine Gun , issued by the Imperial Japanese Army in October 1941 (Showa 16). What is the Type 99 Light Machine Gun? The Type 99 Light Machine Gun was the Imperial Japanese Army's standard squad automatic weapon developed in 1939, meant to replace the earlier Type 96 LMG. It was chambered in the powerful 7.7×58mm round, providing greater firepower compared to the 6.5×50mm Type 96. Origins: Developed by Kijiro Nambu, based on the ZB-26/Bren design concept. Top-fed, 30-round magazine for sustained fire. ...