Original U.S. WWII Government-Made Imperial Japanese Army Uniform Produced for Enemy Familiarization Training with U.S. Size & Cutter Tags - Includes 1940s Hollywood Prop Forage Cap Category_Martini-Henry Rifles and (after 1942) from lacquered

and (after 1942) from lacquered zinc

It has an intact shoulder strap

Comes more than ready for research and display

The corner reinforcements are both still there

Comes complete with a very close fitting nickel-plated scabbard intended for concealment

Original U.S. WWII Government-Made Imperial Japanese Army Uniform Produced for Enemy Familiarization Training with U.S. Size & Cutter Tags - Includes 1940s Hollywood Prop Forage Cap Category_Martini-Henry Rifles and (after 1942) from lacqueredOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an exceptionally unusual World War II artifact and the first example of its kind that we have ever offered. This complete uniform set, consisting of a jacket and matching trousers, was manufactured by the United States Government during WWII as a Japanese Army familiarization uniform. During the Second World War, proper identification of enemy uniforms, equipment, weapons, and insignia was extremely important