Original WWII Imperial Japanese Army IJA Cavalry Saddlebags Japanese Field Gear a divisional troops contingent

a divisional troops contingent

he commanded the Home Guard of Merioneth and Montgomeryshire - ‘Woe betide the Germans if they had thought of landing on our back door by the shores of Harlech

It also looks to have the name Kuhn written on one of the four rubber liner pads

who worked from 1767 until 1781 and was best known for his invention of the "Spring Bayonet" often found on Blunderbusses and assorted pistols

It's believed that this mark identifies the weapon as being at one point the property of the York City Militia unit (could also mean York Castle Militia)

Original WWII Imperial Japanese Army IJA Cavalry Saddlebags Japanese Field Gear a divisional troops contingentOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. World War Two Imperial Japanese Cavalry leather saddle bags produced in supple brown leather offered in very good condition. All straps and buckles are present and functional. Inside one of the flaps and the inside of one the straps have Japanese inspection ink stamps. Overall a very nice set from the Imperial Japanese Army.