Documented WWII Japanese Rifle and Pacific Grouping brought home from Japan by local veteran Kenneth Blair Cupp It shows some paint chipping

It shows some paint chipping and surface wear

Extremely rare find

Mask: The A

lever-action breechloader that served as the standard British Army rifle from 1871 until the late 1880s

Documented WWII Japanese Rifle and Pacific Grouping brought home from Japan by local veteran Kenneth Blair Cupp It shows some paint chippingThis is a collection of items brought home by local veteran Kenneth Blair Cupp, who served aboard the Gearing class picket destroyer USS Myles C. Fox DD 829 from May 1945 to June 1946. The items are as follows: 8th Series Nagoya Type 99 rifle with a rare late war Type 30 bayonet made by the Jinsen Arsenal (located in what is now Incheon, South Korea) complete with wooden scabbard. The Type 99 is in the last ditch configuration and lacks the Type 99