Japan, Empire. An Acting Sub-Lieutenant Bicorne with Epaulettes, c.1940 visually-hidden he was employed as a

he was employed as a Labourer and previously served one year and ten months in the R

and are fastened in place with dual metal rivets which sit flush with the surface

French Made

Pinned onto the peak is an aluminum insignia consisting of a Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika

Japan, Empire. An Acting Sub-Lieutenant Bicorne with Epaulettes, c.1940 visually-hidden he was employed as aContained in their original box, with label of manufacturer Taka Honda, Yanagihara Kyoto on interior lid, with wearers name 'Toka Rouzato' on label on exterior of case; featuring red velvet protective cover, relieving a matching set of Acting Sub Lieutenant epaulettes, of high quality and make in heavily gilt bullion, each presenting a silvered bullion anchor, button and under clasp for attachment; both are held in place upon stays by string (one