Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Nickel Plated Flashlight - Fully Functional Miscellaneous Gun Parts The cross guard has a

The cross guard has a Wehrmacht open-winged eagle which looks to the viewer's left

the rank of First Sergeant (abbreviated 1SG) is above the rank of Sergeant First Class and below the rank of Sergeant Major

and has a small PATENTED MAY 2 1899 label as well

which looks to be covered on the outside with Sealskin

Original Japanese WWII Imperial Japanese Navy Nickel Plated Flashlight - Fully Functional Miscellaneous Gun Parts The cross guard has aOriginal Item: Only One Available. Electricity and lights were used extensively in all manner of vehicles. Low level lights were installed in tanks and bombers to help them see what they needed in their machines. The U. S. fleet of submarines all ran on electricity, requiring them to resurface and charge their batteries. If it was a machine used during the war, odds were good that it used electricity and or lights in some way. Spotlights were also