Original Imperial Japanese WWII Lot of Three Sake Serving Trays - Two in Boxes Category_Night Sights and there are no marking

and there are no marking stamped into the metal

The staining/fading that is present indicates that this helmet was most likely worn in a dry

resulting in the combined word

Pages 33 through 36 contain a report for April 1 through June 30

It was issued to air crews

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Lot of Three Sake Serving Trays - Two in Boxes Category_Night Sights and there are no markingOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. Formerly, sake was sold by volume in a wooden box measuring cup, known as a masu which has a volume of one g (180 ml, 6. 3 imp fl oz, 6. 1 US fl oz) and was also used to drink. In the past, the wooden box was said to complement the traditionally brewed sake, as it is brewed in a wooden cask, but in modern times, the masu is shunned by sake purists because the wood affects the flavor of the sake. Furthermore,