Bidspirit auction | Japan Flag Helmet Razor Kit

Japan Flag Helmet Razor Kit Ammo Belt Spats USFlag - 1. Rising Sun Flag (Kyokujitsu-ki). Good condition. Traditional symbol of good fortune, a bountiful catch for fishermen, and a celebration of birth or seasonal festivities. Adopted in 1870 as the official war flag of the Imperial Japanese Army and in 1889 as the ensign for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Today it serves as the official naval ensign for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force. The flag is controversial in North Korea and China for ties to Japanese occupation, colonial rule, and imperialism. ~18” long, ~12” wide. Attached to stick 24” long. 2. US Military M1 Combat Helmet. Good condition, has liner and chin strap, scratches and signs of wear. Standard head protection throughout WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam War. The liner appears to be WWII era. ~11.25” front to back, 9” across, ~7” deep. 3. Personal Shaving Kit. Used / worn condition. Has part of razor and razor blades, missing razor handle. 7.5” long opened, 2.75” folded, 3.75” wide. 4. NAMED WWII US Army M1928 Infantry Haversack (Backpack). Good condition. Soldier's Name MACK, A.F., Army Serial Number (ASN) 38210451 = 1st digit indicates the soldier was a draftee (Selective Service) rather then an enlistee or National Guardsman; 2nd digit indicates the 8th Service Command from Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, or Texas. Remaining digits = unique sequential identifier assigned to the soldier upon entering the service. The haversack was manufactured in 1942. There is a paper Army Quartermaster Corps tag indicating the haversack is CS = Combat Serviceable. Faint stamp in the middle reads Camp Reynolds PA in Mercer County Pennsylvania, a Personnel Replacement Depot and staging area for the New York Port of Embarkation. ~30” wide, ~40” long, ~4” deep. 5. US Military Canteen in M1910 Canvas Canteen attached to a canvas Cartridge Belt. Used / worn condition. Belt has 10 pockets used to carry ammunition clips such as for the M1 Garand or M1903 Springfield. Used during WWI and WWII. Belt ~34” long, ~5” wide. Canteen in case ~8.5” tall, ~7.5” wide. 6. WWII US Military M1938 Canvas Leggings / Gaiters / Spats. Good used conditions. During WWII these were standard issue for US Army infantrymen and other service members to protect the lower legs and keep dirt, mud, and debris out of their ankle height leather service boots. ~14” long, ~7” wide (folded). 7. 48 Star Flag. Good condition. Made by Valley Forge Flag Company between 1932-1993. 3' by 5' (59” by 33”). 8. Tent, pegs, wool blanket. Good condition. When rolled up it's ~19” long, ~11” wide, and ~9” high. Please see photos. Disclaimer: Due to the high quality of fakes, this item is sold as-is without warranty of authenticity.