Original Japanese WWII Ammunition Crate USGI Captured & Sent Home by PFC Lowell E Denning with Address Painted on Side Martini-Henry Rifles The fuse on this example

The fuse on this example is actually marked with a Japanese date: 7 六 十 昭

Its parent group was the last B-17 group to be assigned to VIII Bomber Command

000 equines died

along with a number of other decorations and honours

The collar is constructed of dark forest green wool that is lined in red piping

Original Japanese WWII Ammunition Crate USGI Captured & Sent Home by PFC Lowell E Denning with Address Painted on Side Martini-Henry Rifles The fuse on this exampleOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a great Japanese ammunition crate with a canvas covered lid which was captured and sent home by Private First Class Lowell E. Denning, who painted his information and mail home address on the side of the crate. The crate measures roughly 31 x 9 x 13 and is in good shape overall. The crate sits on two small attached boards but one of the two has come off and was placed in the crate. The lid of the crate has a