Japan, Imperial. An Army Officer’s Tunic With Side Cap GTRexclude The photograph is unmarked and

The photograph is unmarked and measures 142 mm (w) x 93 mm (h)

insignia slightly loose versus the silver base

3 December 1922) an auxiliary worker in Poland

engage and destroy four enemy airplanes in aerial combat and

Japan, Imperial. An Army Officer’s Tunic With Side Cap GTRexclude The photograph is unmarked andAn extremely well preserved Japanese Army officers tunic, constructed of olive grab cotton twill with a black cotton collar. The collar is flanked on each side by insignia in the form of stylized bronze cherry blossoms, each measuring 25 mm in diameter at their widest point. The cuffs of each sleeve bear three light brown tresses, with two measuring 14 mm in width and one measuring 4 mm in width. The breasts of the tunic each have two pockets, with