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    bmsm

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    1. This is an unknown Japanese Badge. It is .86 in. across, small pin on back and no writing on the reverse. Bob
    2. This is a Japanese Post War Fire Brigade Badge similiar to the one pictured on page 120 in the book "In the Name of a Living God" by Paul L. Murphy & Steven L. Ackley. The badge I have is a little larger, 1.63 in. and is a one piece badge and has a wide pin on the reverse. Bob
    3. Thank you for the picture of the medal. Bob
    4. This is a Japanese Soldier Support badge which is described on page 164 in the book "In The Name of a Living God' by Paul L. Murphy & Steven l. Ackley. Bob
    5. This is what I believe to be a Japanese Fire Brigade Association Badge. Bob
    6. This is a Japanese Imperial Time Expired Soldiers League Officials' Badge. Bob
    7. This is a Japanese Patriotic Women's Association Merit badge. Bob
    8. Thanks for the information. Now I have a medal box that I know what medal goes with it. All I have to do is find someone who needs a box to go with their medal. Bob
    9. I just bought them one or two at a time 15-20 years ago when I was collecting Japanese items. I didn't have much money to spend at one time so if I liked an item, I would pick it up for my collection. I posted these items because I don't collect Japanese Militaria anymore and these wll probably be sold at the upcoming Military Show in Minnesota in April and I thought the members might like to see them. Bob
    10. These are Japanese Imperial Time Expired Soldiers League Badges. I have four badges showing four different pin assemblies. Bob
    11. This is a Japanese Imperial Seamen Relief Association Badge. Bob
    12. Thanks for the reply. I have no idea what the case is for. I have never seen all the smaller characters on the front of a case like these. Bob
    13. This is a Japanese Military Next of Kin Medal. Bob
    14. This badge is for the Japanese Patriotic Women's Association Special Member. Bob
    15. This is a Japanese Imperial Sea Disaster Rescue Association Full Member's Badge. Reverse of badge is also shown. Bob
    16. Can anyone tell me what this medal case is for? Bob
    17. Paul, Thank you for the information on the case lid. I wondered about that after reading in your book that it could be for an Honorary member. Bob
    18. This is a Japanese Time Expired Soldiers League Special Member Badge. Bob
    19. This is a Japanese Imperial Seamen Relief Ordinary Members Badge. I am not sure if the box is original to the badge as in the book "In the Name of a Living God" the author says the inside of the box has a white cloth interior. Bob
    20. Thanks for the compliment. What do they sell for nowdays? Bob
    21. This is my Japanese Marksmanship Badge Model 1939. Bob
    22. This is my Type II Japanese Sen' Sho Wound Badge. This badge is for wounds received in battle. Bob
    23. Paul, Thank you for the I.D. on the badge. I had gone thru your book but didn't find it. Are there different levels of a voluntary nurse? Bob
    24. Frank, Very informative!! Keep up the good work. Bob
    25. I purchased it from a retired Army Sgt. Major who was in the occupation forces in Japan after the end of WWII. He brought back everything but the kitchen sink and sold all of it over the years. He had Japanese medals, rifles, nambu's, baby nambu's, HUNDREDS of saki cups (most of them translated), trays, and bottles. The list went on and on. He also did two tours in Vietnam and even went to the Vietnamese Language School. He brought back bags of patches and badges from there and set up at Military Shows for at least 35 years selling his items. He died this spring from lung cancer so there is a lot of knowledge lost to fellow collectors. Bob
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