Uniform und Ausrüstung eines japanischen Armeepiloten im 2. Weltkrieg - photo 1

Uniform und Ausrüstung eines japanischen Armeepiloten im 2. Weltkrieg

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€ 2 500
Auction dateClassic
30.06.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Hermann Historica
Event location
Germany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 989576
Lot 9589 | Uniform und Ausrüstung eines japanischen Armeepiloten im 2. Weltkrieg
Fliegerhaube aus weinrotem Leder, stirnseitig aufgenähter fünfstrahliger Stern im Kreis, olivgrünes Baumwollfutter, verstellbare Riemen, Druckknöpfe, japanische Stempel im Ohrbereich. Dazu die Schutzbrille aus Glas mit roter Leichtmetallfassung und Samtpolster sowie Gummiband. Jacke aus feinem hellbraunen Baumwolltuch in Köperbindung, Kunststoffknöpfe, verdeckte Reißverschlüsse im Brustbereich, am linken Oberarm das Rangabzeichen für einen Unteroffizier (1st Sergeant - drei silberne Sterne auf goldener Tresse und rotem Tuch). Dazu die Hose aus dem gleichen Tuch mit Beintaschen, Reißverschlüsse an den Beinenden. Ein Paar braune Lederstiefel. Drei japanische Fachzeitschriften. Eine japanische Kriegsflagge (bedrucktes Leinen, Fragment, Maße ca. 120 x 130 cm) und ein japanisch bedrucktes Tuch (Maße ca. 90 x 30 cm). Außerdem ein insgesamt 26 cm langes japanisches Messer mit Griff und Scheide aus schwarz lackiertem Holz. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Seltenes Ensemble.
A set of uniform and equipment used by a Japanese army pilot in World War II
The flying cap made of burgundy leather, a five-rayed star in a circle stitched on the front, olive green cotton lining, adjustable straps, press studs, Japanese stamps near the ear. Also includes the glass goggles with a light, red, metal frame, velvet padding and an elastic band. The tunic in fine, light brown cotton cloth in twill weave, plastic buttons, concealed zips in the chest area. The badge of rank for a non-commissioned officer (1st sergeant – three silver stars on gold braid and red cloth) on the upper left arm. Comes with matching trousers in the same fabric with leg pockets and zips at the ends of the legs. A pair of brown leather boots. Three specialised Japanese publications. A Japanese naval ensign (printed linen, fragment, measuring approx. 120 x 130 cm) and a printed Japanese cloth (measuring approx. 90 x 30 cm). Moreover, a Japanese knife with a grip and scabbard in black lacquered wood, measuring 26 cm in total. Slightly damaged in places, signs of age. Extremely rare uniform and equipment set.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Japan
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