Original Japanese WWII Civilian “Papercloth” Forage Cap with Chinstrap - Nearly Identical to Military Issue Japanese Edged Weapons in the 1960s

in the 1960s

launched a striking force of 18 "Vals" and soon located Yorktown

All buttons are present and are maker marked on the backside: A&S / RZM 17

and wear to the throat and frog

including 20 on the church square

Original Japanese WWII Civilian “Papercloth” Forage Cap with Chinstrap - Nearly Identical to Military Issue Japanese Edged Weapons in the 1960sOriginal Items. Very Few Available. We are offering a great selection of unissued civilian forage caps which display very similarly to Imperial Japanese Army forage caps. They are made of a very coarse cloth, which looks to be very similar to the "papercloth" used on WWI German "Ersatz" canteen covers. They are not soft, and the interior is made of the same material woven differently. The sweatband looks to be pressed paper faux leather, as does the