Original Japanese WWII Army Officer’s Web Belt with Saber Chape & Nickeled Hardware Conflict As a local measure for

As a local measure for operations in New Guinea during 1942

with an ejector removing the spent cartridge

[1] The bursting radius of the grenade was about 17 meters with the white phosphorous having a burn time of approximately sixty seconds

There are also trades of white paint on the helmet

internal box magazine

Original Japanese WWII Army Officer’s Web Belt with Saber Chape & Nickeled Hardware Conflict As a local measure forOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a scarce Japanese WWII officers web belt. The webbed canvas is lightly age and usage soiled, but otherwise intact. All of the leather elements, although supple, exhibit noticeable chafe wear and cracking. This example comes with an integrated saber chape that retains its strap and nickeled hardware. The brass buckle shows a lovely patina, but the leather has some crazing issues. When