Some imagens of my collection...

[Mooyman]

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[Mooyman]

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[Mooyman]

Hi Greg,

Thank you!!!

This metallic plate it served to identify characteristics of Japanese equipment and military vehicles.

I have the translation in my house...tomorrow I inform.

Best regards,

Ricardo.

[Mooyman]

Hi,

More details in:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...highlight=flag

Regards,

Ricardo.

[marcos cidade]

Thanks for posting Ricardo

Wonderful collection, especially the flags. It's difficult to obtain japanese translations. I have a metal plate from an aircraft equipment and it was hard to translate the texts because it was written in an older way. Even at the Japanese consulate people had trouble to understand the inscriptions.


Abraços

[Mooyman]

Hi Marcos,

I make the same thing....

Grande abraço,

Ricardo.

[J.von Canon]

Very nice display

Hi;
That's a very nice display.
It has lots of character.
Thanks for sharing it.
J.v.C.

[behblc]

Nice Flags.

Macul, liked the flags . ( And the set of leitz 7x50 ).

Thank you for allow us a look .

[blinky]

That is a very nice collection, you've got some great items! Nice leather (as opposed to pig skin) liner in your helmet, you don't see that very often in Army helmets. Small but very nice

eric

[grovb]

nice collection

[RCE]

That's a nice looking fringed Rising Sun Flag you have framed.


Nice collection.

[Eric Doody]

Ricardo,

Very nice collection.

What kind of goggles are those in the photo anyway as I have never seen such goggles before?

Eric

[Mooyman]

Hi Eric and Friends,

Thank you!!!!

The british veteran who passed to me said me that he called "Bamboo Eyeglasses" or "Jungle Glasses"... was made by hands for Japanese combatants.

Regards,

Ricardo.

[Eric Doody]

Ricardo,

Very interesting eyeglasses and thanks for sharing your Japanese collection with us.

Eric

Hi Eric and Friends,

Thank you!!!!

The british veteran who passed to me said me that he called "Bamboo Eyeglasses" or "Jungle Glasses"... was made by hands for Japanese combatants.

Regards,

Ricardo.