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Imperial Japanese Army issue mosquito net for single person use. Made in Showa 19 (1944). Inspected at the Osaka Army Arsenal.

Fuzes... (picture 4/4): Small fuzes. Type 88 Instantaneous, Type 88 Short Delay, Type 88 Small Instantaneous fuzes (2x) and storage tin.

Fuzes... (picture 3/4): Type 89 Powder-Time fuze, and two smaller storage tins (seemingly Type 88 Short Delay and Type 88 Instantaneous).

Imperial Japanese Army issue pocket knife in the shape of an Arisaka Rifle.

Fuzes... (picture 2/4): Type 89 Powder-Time fuzes, with storage tins.

Fuzes... (picture 1/4): tall Navy bomb base transit plug and two Type 91 and/or Type 0 MT Navy fuzes.

50mm knee mortar rounds, including a sectioned one.

Imperial Japanese Army issue pocket knife with tin opener.

47x131R APHE rounds (with Nordenfelt driving bands). Note the 70x101R steel (!) casing in the background too.

47x131R APHE rounds (with Hotchkiss driving bands). Note the original paint and remnants of filler labels on the leftmost, late, Japanese mfg one (Kure, 1940)!

20x101RB Type 99-2 HEI round and 20x72RB Type 99-1 TP round with belt links.

20x72RB Type 99-1 rounds. From left to right: TP (with two links), Tracer, HEI (two mod. bands), HE, empty casing, HE projectile.

81mm and 90mm mortar rounds. Note that the 90mm one has the proper Type 93 fuze. Never mind the incorrect Type 88 Inst. fuze on the 81mm round; this is the fuze that came with it, and it will be replaced when a Type 100 or a further Type 93 comes in.

47x285R HE round, near mint condition, featuring a Type 88 Instantaneous fuze (complete with gaine) and the projectile also includes the booster well.

70x101R HE round, near mint condition, featuring a Type 88 Short Delay fuze and a Mukden manufacturing Mod. B casing.

This is overview picture number 3 out of a total of 3 of the Japanese collection of Olaf Greve (as it stands over here on 2011-01-14). More stuff is incoming, and more new items are always welcome! Check my site too: http://www.japaneseammunition.com

This is overview picture number 2 out of a total of 3 of the Japanese collection of Olaf Greve (as it stands over here on 2011-01-14). More stuff is incoming, and more new items are always welcome! Check my site too: http://www.japaneseammunition.com

This is overview picture number 1 out of a total of 3 of the Japanese collection of Olaf Greve (as it stands over here on 2011-01-14). More stuff is incoming, and more new items are always welcome! Check my site too: http://www.japaneseammunition.com

Japanese Army Field Kettle Set as used by officers.

Japanese Army Illuminator for Trench Scopes, 1942. Side switch to select 4.5V & 8V depending on desired light intensity. Used to illuminate grid pattern during low light or night use. On these scopes is a socket where the bulb attachment plugs in.