Original Japanese WWII “Atom Struck Tile” From The Sairenji Temple, The Epicenter of the Hiroshima Bombing With Presentation Box - Presented To Australian Lt. Col. Don Cameron by the Priest of Sairenji on September 2, 1951 Receiver The F1 was first introduced

The F1 was first introduced during World War II and subsequently redesigned post-war

The brown leather sweatband is in good supple condition and is marked on the reverse

The top edge of the fold down panels are piped in twisted golden/brown rayon branch of service piping

Overall condition is very good to excellent

Serial #505538 indicates manufacture in 1891

Original Japanese WWII “Atom Struck Tile” From The Sairenji Temple, The Epicenter of the Hiroshima Bombing With Presentation Box - Presented To Australian Lt. Col. Don Cameron by the Priest of Sairenji on September 2, 1951 Receiver The F1 was first introducedOriginal Item: Only One Available. They say that war is horrific, and one cannot truly grasp the horrors until they have experienced it firsthand, WWII was not like any other war up to that date. It was fought with the literal tooth and nail, ultimately ending the fighting with the Japanese Empire after the Atomic Bombings of both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. During the rebuild phase of the occupation, many allied forces as well as ex axis forces teamed up