Imperial Japanese Navy WW2 Button

Imperial Japanese Navy WW2 ButtonHistory of the Artifact The buttons worn by sailors of the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II are small yet potent symbols of a once formidable maritime power. Made of brass, these buttons featured a crisp, stylized anchor adorned with the Japanese Sherry Blossom, known as the 'Sakura'. They were worn on dark navy blue uniforms, arranged in formal rows on double breasted jackets that reflected both Western military fashion and the Imperial

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