Original WWII Imperial Japanese Army Brass Bugle with Red Cord & Maker’s Stamp - Excellent Lanchester SMG The site of Camp Myles

The site of Camp Myles Standish was briefly considered as a possible site for the United Nations

This example is in rough shape with the rubber on the push-to-talk button ripped off

and was prone to breakage when used for utility chores such as opening ration tins or ammunition crates

A French version of the saker

The chinstrap is however fully intact

Original WWII Imperial Japanese Army Brass Bugle with Red Cord & Maker’s Stamp - Excellent Lanchester SMG The site of Camp MylesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine Japanese Military Bugle from the WWII period. You can identify it as such by the style of the bugle, the clamp that secures the tuning slide lead pipe into the instrument, and the oval bulge at the end of the leadpipe, which the mouthpiece screws into. It still features a period red cord, which is in great condition. The bugle is one of the best we have ever seen, with virtually no loss to the cord