chinese armband, help for translation

[just]

Hello
can you translate this ?
may be it's not the good place to post it, sorry
thanks for answers
cordially
Didier

[chen]

Hope this help:
1.See the map showing where is this province in China.
2.Look like a city name in this province,but no time to dig it out in a map.
3.Revolution
4.Rebel
5.Big
6.Army

[chen]

more:

[just]

Hello Chen
thank you very much
what are the sort of number upside ?
I think this armband is political ? no ?
cordially
Didier

[chen]

I think the number is 4. 22 and i have no idea what is this date all about. Also no idea is it political or army.

[just]

Chen thanks a lot again
Didier

[chen]

Now that City's location:

[just]

thanks again Chen
I appreciate
cordially
Didier

[JCB]

thanks.

Chen, All of us collectors thank you for the translation work. You and others who translate, we are grateful!

Jim
JapaneseOrdnance(at)Yahoo.com


Collector seeks Japanese and Chinese WWII inert ordnance. Inert grenades, mines and related material.

[1943]

You guys don't recognize that face? That's Chairman Mao. This is not Japanese and not WWII period. It's probably just a Chinese political armband from the 1960s or something.

[Stu W]

You guys don't recognize that face? That's Chairman Mao. This is not Japanese and not WWII period. It's probably just a Chinese political armband from the 1960s or something.

Hello 1943,

I think we all recognize the Chairman. Nobody suggested it was Japanese nor WWII period. It does indeed look like a political armband as was suggested by Didier.

Regards,
Stu