WW2 Imperial Japanese Silver Sake Cup 34th Infantry Regiment China Bridge Design

  
This is an original WW2 Imperial Japanese Army silver sake cup, issued to an officer of the 34th Infantry Regiment - a unit with a long and active combat record during the Second Sino-Japanese War and early Pacific campaigns. The inscription inside the cup reads. "34th Infantry Regiment Officer / Victory Commemorative Bridge". The engraved bridge symbolizes triumphant return from battle. About the 34th Infantry Regiment. Formed under the 18th Division, this unit was heavily involved in operations across China. They took part in the Battle of Shanghai (1937), the Nanjing Campaign, and later secured key railway lines in central and southern China. The regiment also served in areas such as Guangdong and Hubei, known for brutal engagements and harsh terrain. This cup is made of pure silver approx. 51g, showing natural tarnish and aging. It's a rare, tangible relic of a unit that witnessed the rise of Imperial Japan's ground offensives.

Perfect for collectors of WWII militaria, Asian military history, or anyone seeking a piece that tells a real wartime story. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers - Please Note.

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