Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Sake Cup Lot Featuring Named Discharge Cup - 6 Items British Flare Guns It had an external neck

It had an external neck flap that when not in use folded up onto the top of the cap and secured with a cloth slider

while several small cutout holes serve to improve the helmet's ventilation

Plates such as this were for use on military vehicles

There is an arsenal mark on the back but it has faded and can no longer be read by us

There beyond the lock and breech block there is no definitive way of telling which parts were made in England and which were made in Nepal

Original Japan WWII Imperial Japanese Sake Cup Lot Featuring Named Discharge Cup - 6 Items British Flare Guns It had an external neckOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 6 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.