Original Japanese WWII Brass Equipment Plate from a Two-Man Midget Submarine WWII All examples of these collapsible

All examples of these collapsible forage caps

The ramrod is made of wood with a brass top

but all had subsided

The blotter cover has faint silver hallmarks in the bottom left corner

we can probably assume that this was issued to a Police Officer in the rural area outside of Berlin

Original Japanese WWII Brass Equipment Plate from a Two-Man Midget Submarine WWII All examples of these collapsibleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original Japanese WWII brass equipment or identification plate reportedly removed from a two man Japanese submarine in 1945. The plate is an elongated oval form with rounded ends and a mounting hole at either side. Its face bears two large Japanese characters which read: Pronounced teimen, this translates as bottom surface, underside, or base. The marking was most likely intended as an orientation or