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Description
Whytock served in France during the First World War with No
unmarked badge but only known maker was Braca Knaus
scattered gilt wear on the former medal
In September of 1939 this tradition was passed on to the newly formed Infanterie-Regiment 199 of the 57
Japan, Imperial. A Kurogane Type 95 Car Star Insignia , C. 1940 Archive Whytock served in France duringA circular plate constructed of blackened magnetic metal. The obverse centre bears a raised, five pointed gilded star constructed of magnetic metal. The reverse is plain and bears a centred screw back with a bolt. Bearing a white label (applied post war) reading Gift of MAJ. A Duncanson Jap. Command Burma Car Insignia 1945 and marked below RCMI 1986. 16. 1. Measuring 140 mm. A very rare and unique piece, extremely fine. Footnote: The Kurogane Type 95
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