Imperial Japanese Army Non-commissioned Officers Cap 1886 Military Antique JAPAN

Description

Item Description
Former Japanese Army Meiji 19th year NCO 2nd class military cap
Please check on the photos for detailed condition of the product.
All you can see on this photo will be included in a set of a package.
It is a second-class military cap for the former Japanese army's Meiji 19th year non-commissioned officer.
Since the newspaper is put in the hat at the time of shooting, it actually looks like the 10th image.
There is dirt and worm-eaten due to aging, and the cap string is also painful, but the overall shape remains.
The size is about 55-56 cm.
Since it is a used item, we are waiting for a bid after confirming it with the image and convincing.
This is an old item, so please understand before purchasing.
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