A Fine & Exquisitely Crafted Japanese Kozuka C.1675 Newly Listed The back of the gorget

The back of the gorget has the Army olive-grey wool backing and is unmarked

He took the next two weeks as leave (December 15

Louisburg underwent two significant refits

1914 in Plymouth

there is a numbered Soviet Museum stamp on the olive green cotton patch near the collar

A Fine & Exquisitely Crafted Japanese Kozuka C.1675 Newly Listed The back of the gorgetSteel blade, magnetic, with a semi sharp edge and a very sharp tip, Japanese markings on the blade's obverse, the blade measuring 108 mm in length. Handle in blackened bronze, the obverse illustrating two fish, the front one silvered, the other fish in bronze with a gold coloured gilt, both fish on a pebbled background, the knife measuring 201 mm in length. Contact marks on the blade, silvering and gold gilt wear evident on the fish, blackening wear