WWII Japanese Fireman Belt Buckle - Homefront Heroes During USAAF Bombings

WWII Japanese Fireman belt buckle in gold anodized aluminum. Homefront heroes during USAAF bombings, during the firebombing of Kobe in February 1945, an average of 40% of the built-up area of 64 of the largest cities were destroyed. The buckle has a round, textured center and has a floral design.

Circa WWII.

Approximately 2-9/16" in height and 3-3/8" in width.

Gold, anodized aluminum.

Interlocking buckle with two rectangular loops.

This is from a Japanese fire and rescue collection which we will be listing more of over the coming months. ebay LX11/10 VEJX09 LAAEX2/15 SAAEX01/02/21

7 (Very Fine): Buckle shows some areas of moderate wear and tarnishing.

As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.