Original WWII Imperial Japanese Military Brass Bugle Brown Bess Musket Parts The blade of this example

The blade of this example measures about 27” in length

the 32nd embarked for Korea to receive the surrender of all the Japanese troops south of the 38th parallel

Dated 4/44 and named to FREDERICK S JOHNSON with a tailors label reading KAHN TAILORING CO

This is a third pattern or “India Pattern” Brown Bess 39" barrel adopted in 1796

It fired paper or linen cartridges that were ignited by conventional percussion caps

Original WWII Imperial Japanese Military Brass Bugle Brown Bess Musket Parts The blade of this exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a genuine Japanese Military Bugle from the WWII period. You can identify it as such by the Bakelite mouth piece and the large clamp that secures the mouthpiece complete with wing nut. Bugle is in overall good condition and playable but does have some dings and dents, particularly on side of the bell. A very rare piece from the Empire of the Rising Sun. The branch of the military would normally be identified