Description
but it is now bright steel
Crown bears the maker name:Charles C
until the blade was too worn to be polished and put in a new setting
There is some lovely engraved decoration on the ivory side
On 11 October 1918
Original Japanese WWII Kamikaze Pilot Grouping with Photo, Service Record, Flag & Knife U.S. Artillery but it is now brightOriginal Item: One of a kind Set. Any type of records from Kamikaze are extremely rare, because most items they took off with were destroyed when the Japanese pilot crashed his plane into a ship, or was shot down. Kamikaze translates to Divine Wind. The Japanese started using Kamikaze attacks against U. S. Naval forces in October of 1944. The centerpiece of this set is a photograph, captured from a Kamikaze pilot by a USGI, which has Kanji writing on