| A rare helmet cup base: 3 fighter planes. The red stamp and number you can see is the patent information. This also has the chin straps visible. |
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| KABUTO (combat helmet) cups, page 3 |
| Japanese soldier base. Quite scarce. |
| Set of two. The first reads BAN and the second ZAI. When placed together, the BANZAI is quite impressive. |
| Three badge bases. The one to the left is the National Veteran's Association badge and the one in the center is the Railroad Defense badge (Manchuria). The one to the right is Railroad Engineer badge from Manchuria. |
| Irregular glazing makes me suspect that this cup was hand-made. |
| Crossed rifles |
| Samurai kabuto cups |
| Two metal combat helmet cups, quite scarce. The bases are in the shape of three cherry blossom petals, which is a symbol of the fallen warrior. Could be made of silver, but I'm not sure. Maybe steel. A stamped inscription on the cups reads 'Manchurian Incident, Victorious Return Commemorative' and 'Tottori Prefecture, Shimane Prefecture'. |
