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    Japanese Navy Badges

    Hi
    I just pick this two badges and one picture from state sale ,can’t find anything about those two badges on internet
    I will appreciate your Help
    Thank you
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    #2
    Both badges are IJN 2nd class proficiency badges, left one is damage control and the right is for lookout. The pic. is an unrelated police group photo.

    You can find pics. of both badges over at Griffin militaria in the archive section.

    Tom

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      #3
      Thank you Tom

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        #4
        Hi I forgot to show you guys the flag that was in that group , any special or just regular flag with good wishes?
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          #5
          Nothing wrong with the calligraphy, it's very nice! BUT .... the fact that it has a painted rising sun and there are no ties (so it's not a flag), give me some pause. It is signed multiple times by two families, the "flag" is dedicated to Sumizawa.

          武運長久
          Bu'un Chōkyū
          Continued luck in the fortunes of war
          order: 武 top right, 運 bottom right, 長 top left, 久 bottom left

          Dedicated to:
          住澤 次君
          Sumisawa ?-ji kun
          Mr. Sumisawa ?ji [the given name looks like 次次, but that's not right]

          Signer Surnames:
          大竹 Ōtake (7)
          宗村 Munemura (6)

          -- Guy

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            #6
            Guy, it probably says '政次' (Seiji).

            The fact that the same hand signed multiple names gives me pause. The 大竹 names seem to be the same person, as are the 宗村 names. Generally speaking, the individual would sign his/her own name.

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              #7
              Originally posted by imperialjapan View Post
              Guy, it probably says '政次' (Seiji).

              The fact that the same hand signed multiple names gives me pause. The 大竹 names seem to be the same person, as are the 宗村 names. Generally speaking, the individual would sign his/her own name.
              Hi Rich,

              I think you're right about 政次, thanks! I agree with your analysis of the same handwriting and implications thereof!

              Hope you and yours have not been swept away with all the heavy rains, floodings, and mud slides! Sheesh ... If I lived in that area I'd move to Hokkaido!! (^__^)
              For readers who are unaware: NYTimes
              Kumamoto area

              Cheers,
              -- Guy

              p.s. ......
              Still looking for a mini of the JRC Silver Medal of Merit (^___^)

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                #8
                Thanks, Guy. Rain finally FINALLY let up.

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                  #9
                  Thank you guys for comments

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