Original WWII Imperial Japanese Military Brass Bugle by Nikkan - Cherry Blossom Marked Magazines fitted into a single lacquer-covered

fitted into a single lacquer-covered scabbard with brass mounts

Our example here is dated 1873

The liner is correct high pressure WWII issue and stamped with an F logo over F4 for the FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY Manufactured in Akron

The idea was that if downed pilot could get the locals on his side

This is a fine example of one of these early radios

Original WWII Imperial Japanese Military Brass Bugle by Nikkan - Cherry Blossom Marked Magazines fitted into a single lacquer-coveredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine Japanese Military Bugle from the WWII period. You can identify it as such by the the large clamp that secures the tunings slide leadpipe, though the wing nut is missing. It is also marked with a Cherry Blossom with a "Q" inside, and Nikkan 1956. 1 under the companies trademarked logo. Nikkan would continue to make brass instruments after the war, eventually becoming part of Yamaha. The Bugle is in