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admiral's collar and epaulette.228: Naval commander's cuff. 229: Naval commander's collar and epaulette.230: Vice-admiral's cuff. 231: E*v"tt'' S$+ieutonant's cuff 232: Various naval collarbadges.

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World War. Page l15. Army Uniforms.Page 116. 348: Major-general. 349: Corporal, 36th

Regiment, Meiji era.350'. Army air major, full dress. -35l; Colonel. 352: Private, I st Regiment,

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i53; Major-general, 1944' 354: Lieutenant, summer wear. 3JJ; Colonel, 1944. 3-\6; Sub-lieutenant, 1938.357; Major, with old shoulder rank-markings. J58; Lieutenant. Page 118. Army Air Force. 359,360,362: Flying wear, winter.361: (l) New-style. (2) Old-style. Page 119. 363: Flying wear without life-jacket' 364.' Flying wear with life-jacket.365; Flying wear, summer. 366: Electrothermic garment. 367: Flying wear, summef. Page 120. Tank Crews.369: type 3 tank, of which only sixty were built. 370, 371 : Winter wear for tank crew. 372: Summer wear for tank crew. .lZ-3.' Winter wear for tank crew. Page 121..374.' Summer wear for tank crew. 37 5 Army-fleet private. 376 : Army -fleet lieutenant-colonel. 377 : Army-fleet captain, summer wear. 378 : Army-fleet sergeant'major,summer wear.Page 122. 379: Artillery sergeant-major. 380.' Army summer uniform. 381; Artillery sergeant-major, winter wear. 382: Corporal's summer wear. 38J. Sergeant-major's surnmer wear. Page 123. 384-5:Army tropical uniforms. -187 Sergeant-major's summer wear. 388, 389 : Sergeant-m aj or's uniforms.P age 124.3

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wear, summer. 533: Chief petty officer's flying *.ear. winter. {34;_Fiying wear, summer. J.lJ.. Flyin! rrear. Page 150. J36..Naval doctor, full dress. S j7: Officer, Taisho era. 538: Officer, Meiji era. 5J9.. Bugler with arm badge. 540: Engineei, first class. 54l.'Seaman. Page 151. 542: Medical officer, vice-admiral, summe r wear . 543: Officer, Meiji era. 544: Third-class petty officer's summer fatigues. 545: Preparatory air school student's wintei wear. J46.. Colonel, combat. i48.'Seaman (pay branch), first class, combat. 549: Leading seaman, first class, combat. 550: Leadingseatnan, combat. Jj1..

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sergeant, 1930. 467 : Engineers sergeant-major. Page 140. 468: Intendance major.769: Infintry second-lieutenant, summer wear. 420: Military police captain. 4 7 I : Colonel, summer w ear. 4 i 2 :

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wear, half-sleeves. Page 143. 489-97: Various types of army trousers. 498: Military police, Meiji era. 499:Infantry, Meiji era. 500: Full dress trousers of medical corps. Fage 144. Vehicles. J01.. A rm oured car; ty pe 2592, 6.8-ton, naval. 502 : Lorry, type 94A. 503 : T ank, type 3, I 8.8-ton. 5 04 : T ractor, type 92A, S-ton. J0j.. Tank, type 97,15. -ton. J06..Armoured railway car, type 2593,7 to 7 .7 -ton. 507 : Light tank, type 95,

Officers. 591,592: Police. J9J..Not known. 5944: Winter overcoat with removable sleeves. Page l5E. 597,598: Officers'overcoats. J99..Ho spital p atient's coat. 600, 601.. Cam oufl aged coats. 602 : Military-police mantle. 60J , 6M: Not known. 60J.. Soldier's coat.

Officer's undershirt. J58; Shirt. Ji9.. Winter undershirt. 560.. Shirt. 56 I : Army officer's winter underpants. 5 6 2 : Arrny winter underpants. 563; Army officer's underpants. lgge 153. 564:Navy hospital clothing, Taisho era. 5!5:.Army hospital coat. 566: Army hospital clothing. 562.. Navy hospital clothing. 56g; Seaman's underwear. J69.. Naval officer's underwear. 570.. Naval officer,s summer shirt. i7l.. A.rmy nder p ants. 5 Z 2 : Naval short underp ants. _u JZJ.'Naval sleeveless shirt. SZ4: Naval NCb's waistcoatPage 154. Naval Paratroops. 575: IJniform.576: Reproduction of uniform .577,578: American handbook; published in 1945. Page 155. A commander and his files, 1939. Page 156. Army overcoats and cloaks.579: Colonel. 580, 58I : Captain. 582, 583: Overcoats, Meiji-Taisho en. 584 : Corporal. j8j.. private, first class. JBd, 582.. Sergeant-major. Page 157. Army overcoats, and cloaks. Sgg-90:

Open-necked shirt. 556; Winter waistcoat. JJZ..

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left: Lieutenant-general, full dreSs. 5i'3, right: Naval school, summer wear.514: Second warrant officer. J/J.'Commander, full dre.ss. J1d.. Navy band, second warrant officer. 51 7: Lieutenant-general. 5,18." Preparatory officers' school, student's winterwear.Page 147 . Summer weat. 5i,9: Superior seaman. 520: Flight superior setunan. 121.. Maintenance superior seaman. 522: Preparutory officers, school, student. 52J.' First-lieutenant. J24.. Student. Page l4E. Combat uniform. 525: Matine first-lieutenant. 526: First-lieuten ant. 527: Seaman, hrst class. J28.. Second-lieutenant. i?9.. Commahder. 530.' Marine. Page 149.531: Flying wear, winter.532; Flying6

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higher college. 63 I : Army civilian uniform. P rge 164. 6 3 2 -5 : Naval civilian uniforms. Page 165. 636-9: Naval civiiian uniforms. 640.'

Page 183. Knapsacks. 749: Second. World War period. 7 50 : Officer' s. 75 I : Officer's rcar view . 7 5

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pigskin. 650:1944, sharkskin. 651: Japanese and American boots. Page 168. 552-6: Officers' boots. 657.' Officer'sshoes. Page 169. 658-60: Army officers' high

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Cavalry NCO's high boots.662: Not known.66-1.'Slippers. Page 170. Army boots .664. Air force, winter wear. 665.' Boots for volunteer paratroopers.666: Heavy-duty high boots, felt.667: Air force boots. 668 , 669: Short boots and long boots for winter wear. Page l7l. Army Boots and Shoes. 670: Air force" 671: Rubber-soled shoes . 672 : Air force boots towards the end of the Second World War.673: Rubber-soled shoes. 674: Air force, summer wear. 675; Rubber-soled shoes. Page 172. Naval Footwear. 676.'Officer's'on board' boots. 677 : Air force. 678: Officer, formal 679: Land-combat boots. 680,681: NCOs' shoes. Page 173. 682: Naval officer's shoes.68.3.'Army air force boots, electronically heated. 684: Army

Army, 1944.753, 754: Navy rucksacks. :Page 184. Belts. 75J.'Naval admiral, full dress. Naval medical officer, captain equivalent, full dir,.r 757: Naval civilian, admiral equivalent, full dres. 758.' Undressbelt. T59: Naval doctor, captain. luir dress.760: Army belts. Page 185. Belts.76l: Army field officer, full dres: 762: Naval lieutenant, full dress. 763: Naval offir.,:r 754: Not known. 765: Civil defence corps.766; Army officer.767,768: Not known. 769: Undress cavalry belt with grummet. 770: Naval ofhcer, fulldress. Page 186.

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Page 188. 78J.'Advertisement. 786: Army shovels, Page 189. 788: Army sickle. 789: Wire-cutters. 790:

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'within barracks' shoes. 685.' Civilian shoes. 686.' Civilian boots. 687: Shoes as part of gas-proof clothing. Pagell4. Leggings. 688: Not known.689: Officer. 690: Artillery officer. 691,692: Old pattern.693:

guards. Page 191. Hand-guns and Holsters.797: Type97

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Nambu-otsu-type. 842,803: Type 14. 804 : Small Nambu-otsu-type. 805; Type. 94.P age 192.

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Not known. 694: Navy land combat corps. 695.' Felt leggings for winter wear. Page 175. Army and Navy Puttees and Gaiters.696, 697: Army.698-702: Navy land combat corps, old and new. 703: Army.704: Yarious patterns. Page176. Gloves. 705: Army pilot, winter wear. 706: Army pilot.707: Army pilot, winter wear.708:Army pilot, summer wear.709: Pilot.710: Mosquito-proof army gloves. 7I I: Offrcers, armyand navy. 712: Army wintergloves.

Gas-masks. 7a6." Army . 707 : N avy . 7A 8, 709: Civil defence corps. 810.' For horses.811.'

Leg-protectors for horses. Page 193. 812-6: Civilian gas-masks. 817: Gas-proof trousers.

Army. 819: Navy.82A; Army. 821: Army air force. 822: Navy.Page 194. I-ife-jackets.818: Page 195. Arm-bands. 823, 825,827.' Messengers.8 2 4, 8 2 6, 8 2 8

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Meiji-Taisho era. Page 197 . Flasks. 846, 847: Navy. 848.' Army officer. 849: Flask cover. 850.' Army, for soldiers.851.'Various.Page 198. Mess Tins. 852,853: Army. 854.' In cover. 855,856: Army officers', new-style. 852.' Army

officers', old-style.858; Army soldiers'. 859.' Navy.860: In case.

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flasks. Page 2(D. 877-82: Medicines and arm bands. Pagr 210. 88J.. Tent, Meiji era. gg4, gg5: lnsect_nets tbr headdress. 886.. Tent.8g7, ggg.. Stomach protectors (sweat bands). gg9; Spine_p ad. g90: Sock.891.. Hood. 894; Sig_nal plate.895, aqC. Not known. g9Z: Signal plate. 898: Inner soles for shoes. g99: Stool. 9Ad: Memo pad. Page 212. 90 I : pillow -case. 902, 903: Mosquito-nets. 904 : Bedding cover. 905 , 906: Naval blankets. 907: Mosquito_neti. 90g,909: Army blankets. Page 213. 9 I 0-t 3 : Night lamps. Page 214, 2tS. 9 I 4 -2 t : Telecbmmunication equipment. 922; Signals lamp. P age 216, 217 . 924 -36 : Wartime Hokobukuro and

Pa;ge 207 . 907: Saddle for carrying guns. 90g.. Hand-driven generator. 909; Fol{iig stool. 910: Anti-gas first-aid kit. Page 208. 91 I , gl2: Commemorative sake cups and

Page 282-95 . I 2 I 5-38: Norihern C"ni.uiChina and the Chinese Military. "nA

Page267-72. I I67-8I; Wartime posrers. Page 273. I I 82, I IB3 : War bondi. Page274-81. t I87-t214: Manchuria. plate 1204 shows an armoured railway car used in liun"f,uri".

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; Armygenerai. field officer. I 24 I : Army rtO.l ZlZ, Naval officer, full dress. 1243, 1245:N"u"t omor. Page297. 1246: Civilian. 1247-50: Army officer. P1Se298. 125l: Sabres. 12524: Civilian oUio. I 255.7: Sabres. P a;ge 299. I 2 5 I : Army sabres, Meiji-Taisho_Showa. I259: Naval sabres. 1260: Type 95" swords. 126t : Various sabres. 1262: Civiliin sabres.

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Page 218, 219.937-45: Wartime Senninbari

Page 233. 1036, I0j7: Not known. 10Jg.. Civil-defence flashes and buttons . 1039: Civil-defence arm bands . 1040, Ia4l : Notknown. P_age234. 1042, I04J: Shinjuku, Tokyo.P age P age

student uniforms. Page228. I00J-l I: Wartime civilian protection hoods and helmets for air-raids Page229-31, I0l2-32: Civil Defence Guards. Ptge232. 1033: American incendiary bombs. 10J4.. Black-out bulbs and shelter provisions consisting of paper lantern and candle. tOlS: American air raid.

P age 220, 221. 94 6 - 5 8 : Celebration banners. Page 222-7 . 959- I 002 : Wartime civilian clothes and

^ of Type 89 revolving"aimu""runolu;. f9Z. Recently excavated weapo ns. t 274, 1275: l"g. " lmrtation rifles. 1276: Rifla. I2ZTjTy;r-gg grenade-thro w er. t 2 78 : pistol. I 2 7 9 : Iiay onets. !age.3Q3. I 280 : Type2 grenade-thr o*ii.- iA t, nomb tbrexercises. 1282:Bomb of Typeg4gomm trench mortar. I 283: Bombs of 75mm mountain gtn. 1284: Bomb used as a flower vase. I2g5: 7.7mm rifle bullets. Page304, 305. 1286,1287: Okinawa.

Page3fi). 1263: Navaldirks, old andnew. 1264: Army bayonets. 1265: Naval dirk with &it. tZOO: Air-force short sword. Page 301. I 267: Army anti-tank mine, Type 99. !Z6t: fryU_-mine, Type 93. 1269: Na"y mln", l-ype 3. 1270: Anti-tank mine. I27l: Hand_grenade. 1272: Air machine-gur magazine. t27i:rtaganne -

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Page3l5-2t, IJIg-67: Moderntoy guns, model guns and replica guns. Page329-9. History of Japanese military

Pzge.3l4.. I 3/8; I Type 3g rifle, |XJS4S; 2-5 _ r,orergn_n,fles; 6 _ Type 99 rifle, 193945.

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