Japan, Empire. An Imperial Japanese Navy Vehicle Licence Plate GTRexclude the reverse with a raised

the reverse with a raised crimped barrel hinge and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch

Originally in five classes

It is signed “Küchenbulle (kitchen bull) Poldi”

along with being signed on page 2 and page 4 by the school's Sturmbannführer und Kommander

hard cover booklet listing his clothing and equipment

Japan, Empire. An Imperial Japanese Navy Vehicle Licence Plate GTRexclude the reverse with a raisedFabricated from a heavy gauge steel, magnetic, the edges folded over onto the reverse, the obverse with three stencilled images in white paint that include a kanji character in the centre, flanked by an anchor on the left and a number "5" at the right, the markings appearing to be a second set of markings overlapping the original first set of blacked out markings that included a ghosted anchor and the number "4" slightly visible along with other items