Original 1924 (Taisho 13) Japanese military-political book titled “Anti-American Policy and Countermeasures, ” written by Army Officer Akamatsu Hiromi. Published the same year as the U. Immigration Act of 1924 (Japanese Exclusion Act), this rare work reveals how Japan’s military thinkers viewed the growing tension with the United States after World War I. Akamatsu analyzed the anti-Japanese movement in America, the legal framework of the Exclusion Act, and proposed strategic countermeasures from Japan’s perspective. Chapters include comparisons of Japan and America’s military and naval power, the concept of a united anti-American alliance, and early ideas about air warfare and Pacific strategy. The Situation of Japanese Immigrants in the U. Legal study of the Exclusion Act. Racial and economic causes of anti-Japanese sentiment. Strategic comparison of Japan and America. Proposal for an “Anti-American Alliance”. Naval and aerial combat planning. ? This copy includes a handwritten presentation letter dated September 1924 from the publisher Nisshindo, addressed to a member of the Japanese aristocracy. Such accompanying documents make this a museum-level primary source of Japan’s interwar military thought. ? Title: Gunjin no Mitaru Haiji to Taibeisaku. ? Author: Akamatsu Hiromi. ? Publisher: Nisshindo, Tokyo. ? Published: September 18, 1924 (Taisho 13). ? Condition: Some wear, age spots, and stamps; complete and legible text. This is a rare pre-WWII Japanese military analysis that reflects Japan’s perception of the United States long before Pearl Harbor. Highly valuable for researchers of Japan-U. Relations, prewar propaganda, and military strategy history. ? Own a primary document that foreshadowed the Pacific War. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
ORIGINAL 1917 BAVARIAN OFFICER RANGLISTE GERMAN MILITARY. WORLD WAR 1 RANK LIST BOOK. FOR SALE IS AN EXTREMELY SCARCE, 100% ORIGINAL 1917 MILITARY RANK LIST (RANGLISTE) FOR THE OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL BAVARIAN ARMY (KONIGLICH BAYERISCHE ARMEE). THIS INVALUABLE WORLD WAR 1 REFERENCE WAS OFFICIALLY ISSUED BY THE BAVARIAN MINISTRY OF WAR (KRIEGSMINISTERIUM) DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR. THIS VOLUME RETAINS ITS HISTORIC GREY-GREEN CARD COVER AND PROUDLY DISPLAYS THE BAVARIAN COAT OF ARMS EMBLEM ON THE FRONT COMPARTMENT. IT SERVES AS AN UNMATCHED PRIMARY SOURCE ACADEMIC ROSTER, DETAIL-MAPPING ACTIVE OFFICERS, UNIT STRUCTURES, WARTIME RANKS, PROMOTIONS, AND REGIMENTAL ASSIGNMENTS JUST BEFORE THE FALL OF THE GERMAN IMPERIAL MONARCHY. THIS CENTURY-OLD BOOK IS IN COLLECTOR-GRADE, VERY GOOD ANTIQUARIAN CONDITION WITH FLALWESS STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY. EVERY SINGLE INTERNAL PAGE AND TEXT ENCLOSURE IS FULLY PRESENT WITH NO RIPPED, OR MISSING PAGES. BINDING: COMPLETE AND ORIGINAL HOLLOW-BACK BINDING IS PERFECTLY SOUND WITH JUST A FEW OF THE FRONT TEXT BLOCK PAGES HANGING ON ONLY PARTIALY. THE OUTER CLOTH SPINE REMAINS SECURELY ANCHORED VIA THE COVER EDGES AS HISTORICALLY MANUFACTURED, OPENING COMPLETELY FLAT FOR EASY REFERENCING. INTERIOR PAGES: CRISP AND CLEAN INTERIOR TEXT. REVEALS ONLY LIGHT VINTAGE TONING COMPATIBLE WITH AGE, ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM SEVERE WATER MOISTURE DAMAGE, MOLD, RE-WRITING, OR MODERN RE-BINDING MARKS. INSIDE BACK COVER RETAINS ORIGINAL FIELD WRITTEN ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS TO THE RANKS. COVERS: EXTERIOR CARDBOARD BOARDS ARE CRISP WITH MINIMAL CORNER WEAR. NO MODERN LIBRARY STAMPS, POCKET CARDS, OR DEFACING REGIMENTAL PEN MARKS. A MUST-HAVE FOR SERIOUS WWI MILITARIA COLLECTORS, GERMAN IMPERIAL HISTORIANS, AND ANTIQUARIAN MILITARY REFERENCE ENTHUSIASTS. THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION OR A COPY.
Antique Carl Eickhorn Early Military Officer Sword Soligen.
Taisho 14 (1925) discharge commemorative photo album. Imperial Japanese Army Transport Unit, Supply Troops 3rd Battalion 1st Company. Based in Nagoya, Japan. This album opens with a formal portrait of. Lieutenant General Inoue Ikutaro. Beginning the album with a senior general reflects the strict hierarchy and prestige culture of the Imperial Japanese Army. It is followed by a group photograph of officers including. The album then continues into a fascinating visual record of military life and operations, including. Barracks and gate buildings. Horse facilities and cavalry animals. Supply wagons / transport vehicles. Why This Album Matters. The men responsible for food, ammunition, transport, horses, and military supply lines. While infantry often receives the attention, armies move through logistics. Many historians note that Imperial Japan often underestimated supply capacity and long-term logistics. Weak transport networks and shortages later became one factor in military collapse during the Pacific War. Because transport units were less glamorous and often less preserved. Original logistics-related Japanese military items are noticeably scarcer today. That gives this album special appeal. This is not just a military album. It is a rare surviving record of. How armies actually functioned. Early 20th century Japanese military structure. Pre-WWII transport corps history. A strong piece for collectors of militaria, military history, transport history, or rare photo archives. Shows age and use consistent with period. Before soldiers fought, others carried the war forward. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
Original Post-WWI US Navy Chief Petty Officer CPO Fouled-anchor Cap Badge. Very nice original item. Made in gilt and silvered bronze with a 90° pin-back fastener and barrel-catch. A little bit of an oddball item with straight USN, from other examples it might be pre-WWI and date to the Mexican incursion period. See my other auctions with military and other items! Please feel free to ask any questions. We strive to satisfy our customers.
Antique US Navy Chief Petty Officer Hat Badge. It measures 1.75 inches long and is a pin back. Has a little corrosion, but still in great condition.
Barac# 35; AE 38x34mm; 13g. Without ribbon ; Condition-I # 00005. The Hungary Long Service Decoration for Officer III Class Large Crown from 1923 is a prestigious and historically significant award given to officers in Hungary for their long and dedicated service. This decoration features a large crown design and measures approximately 38x34mm, weighing 13g. This particular item does not come with a ribbon and is in excellent condition (Condition-I). Historically, Hungary has a rich tradition of honoring military and civil servants for their commitment and loyalty through various decorations and awards. The Long Service Decoration for Officer III Class Large Crown was likely awarded to officers who had shown exceptional dedication and service to their country during the early 20th century. This item serves as a tangible reminder of Hungary’s history and the honor bestowed upon individuals who have served their country with distinction. Its design and craftsmanship reflect the importance placed on recognizing and commemorating the contributions of officers in Hungary during this time period. We specialize in collectibles? Coins, banknotes, medals, awards, and watches. Since 1998 in the hobby and established as a company in 2007, we? Ve completed 165+ auctions and served 45,000+ collectors. Questions or consignment inquiries?
ORIGINAL 1920’S UNITED STATES NAVY CHIEF PETTY OFFICER INSIGNIA CAP BADGE, 1-3/4 INCH X 1-1/4 INCH, PIN-BACK. The United States Navy Chief Petty Officer Cap badge consist of a gold fouled anchor with silver block letters “USN” superimposed on the anchor’s shank. One, two, or three silver stars are attached above the anchor’s stock indicating Senior Chief, Master Chief, and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can do for you!
A rare pair of 1926 USMC, Droop Wing, Eagle Globe & Anchor, Officer Roll Collar Ornaments, marked H & H. In excellent used condition. For reference see U. A very nice pair. A nice addition to your USMC or EGA collection. Must be back in my hands 10 days from your receipt of the item. Description and photos speak for the item. I aviation aviator ocs quantico devices collar brass.
