More Signal Unit items, page 3
Inscribed 'Nakano Signal Unit, 2nd
Regiment, Discharge Commemorative,
Shimizu Ichiro'.
Purple blossom.

Inscribed 'Imperial Guard Signal Unit.'
Inscribed 'Field Signal Unit, Commemorative'.
Inscribed 'Siberia Dispatch, Imperial Guard Signal Unit Victorious
Return Commemorative.'
Communication lines, a Signal Unit flag, and the Signal Unit battery emblem.
Inscribed 'Imperial Guard Signal Unit 1st Regiment, Commemorative.'
Signal Unit flag and battery insignia.
Inscribed 'Signal Unit, Commemorative.'
Inscribed 'Imperial Guard Signal Unit 1st Regiment, Commemorative.'
Inscribed 'Signal Unit, Commemorative.'
Signal Unit flag and emblem. Although it might be a bit hard to see in
the photo, this cup has an uncommon pearl glaze.
Inscribed 'Signal Unit 2nd Regiment, Discharge Commemorative.'
Hand-painted Signal Unit flag, communication lines, and red lightning with black
clouds. The latter design appears on Signal cups here and there, but it is really
hard to find.

Inscribed 'Wireless, Imperial Guard Signal Unit 1st Regiment, Koike.'
Lacquered wood. Thick gold gilt cherry blossoms and communication lines design.
Inscribed on the reverse 'Japan/Russia War Service Commemorative, Yalu River
Army, Provisional Military Logistics Communications Unit.'

The Yalu River Army was formed on January 12, 1905 and disbanded on January 20,
1906. It was stationed on the Korean peninsula and in Manchuria. It took part in the
Battle of Mukden (1905), and the main units in this army at the time of its
disbandment were the 11th Division, the Auxiliary 1st Division, The Yalu River Army
Field Communication Unit, 1st Infantry Artillery Independent Battalion, and the
Auxilary Infantry 59th Regiment.

The phrase 'military logistics [heitan]' rarely appears on cups.
The design includes a carrier pigeon, which is very rare. Also a Signal Unit flag and
emblem, communication lines, and a wind sock.
Inscribed 'Imperial Guard Signal Unit 1st Regiment.'