WW2 Imperial Japanese Army Artillery Shell Vase 1928 Emperor's Enthronement

  

Alright, history buffs and militaria collectors, this is not just another shell casing! This is a genuine Imperial Japanese Army artillery shell repurposed into a ceremonial vase, commemorating a major historical event-the enthronement of Emperor Showa in 1928.

This piece carries an inscription by General Yoshinori Shirakawa, the Imperial Army Minister at the time, making it an artifact of historical and military significance. (Winter of 1928, Showa 3) - The year of Emperor Showa's enthronement. (Imperial Army Minister Yoshinori Shirakawa) - A high-ranking general and military leader of the period. (Tenjo Mukyu) - A phrase symbolizing eternity, reflecting Japan's national spirit.

This vase was crafted from an actual artillery shell, embodying wartime resourcefulness. The 1928 enthronement of Emperor Showa was a defining moment in Japan's modern history, and commemorative items from this period are highly sought after. Shows natural wear and patina from age, enhancing its authenticity and value. A must-have for military historians, collectors of Japanese wartime artifacts, and those fascinated by Imperial Japan's legacy.

This isn't just a display piece-it's a piece of history you can own. International Buyers - Please Note.

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