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Description1934–1936 — A Japanese Army Souvenir from ManchuriaThis unusual metal paperweight commemorates the deployment of the Imperial Japanese Army’s 6th Infantry Regiment to Manchuria between 1934 and 1936.Its design resembles the guard of a Japanese military sword, decorated with cherry blossoms and a cartridge-shaped ornament.The inscriptions identify the 6th Infantry Regiment, the years 1934–1936, and the words “Manchurian Deployment Commemoration.”A Map of a Vanished EraThe reverse is especially fascinating. It features an engraved map of Manchuria, including cities and railway routes.The 6th Infantry Regiment belonged to the Japanese Army’s 3rd Division, based in Nagoya.Following the Manchurian Incident of 1931 and the establishment of Manchukuo in 1932, Japanese military forces remained active throughout the region.This commemorative piece reflects that turbulent period of East Asian history.Details & Condition* Size: Approximately 7.5 × 6 cm (2.95 × 2.36 inches)
* Weight: Approximately 212.5 g (7.5 oz)
* Material: Metal
* Age-related patina, discoloration, scratches, and surface wear
* Features a hollow cartridge-shaped ornament and a separate projectile-shaped decorative elementWith its sword-guard design, military inscriptions, cherry blossoms, and engraved map, this is a distinctive piece of prewar Japanese military history.Own a Piece of History.Shipping
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