Original Imperial Japanese WWII Navy (IJN) Pilot’s Summer Weight Lightweight Flightsuit with Flag Stitched to Chest Ammunition - February 1918

- February 1918

and some of the base of the shell is missing from oxidation

The initials "RC" and "JL" are stamped on the left and right hand side of the brass quintillion on the M1841 naval cutlass

As a Freemason of the St Guthlac’s Lodge

- Blade shows "Hada" or grain

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Navy (IJN) Pilot’s Summer Weight Lightweight Flightsuit with Flag Stitched to Chest Ammunition - February 1918Original Item: Only One Available: Olive drab rayon one piece flight suit, as introduced in 1937 to aviators of the Imperial Japanese Navy. This example is a lightweight variant and has no zipper and is instead a full button closure, very rare to see! An approximately 8cm x 6. 5cm patch is sewn to the left breast. Underneath it is a roughly oval shaped patch pocket whose vertical closure is fastened by a button identical to those found under the