Original U.S. WWII U.S. Army Special Services Phonograph Player - Fully Functional Vietnam The Asano were the daimyo

The Asano were the daimyo (feudal lords) of the Hiroshima Domain at the time that the han system was abolished as part of the Meiji Restoration in 1871

with no sweat staining

It only has a bit of verdigris staining on the back where it was installed on a rifle for decades

- Massive Binder of research on Frieze with copies of wartime documents including his Honorable Discharge as well as three letters that he wrote to his wife while he was in occupation duty

Reports indicated that they might support the Allies

Original U.S. WWII U.S. Army Special Services Phonograph Player - Fully Functional Vietnam The Asano were the daimyoOriginal Item: Only One Available. A World War II record player used by the Army Special Services Division, as indicated by the stencil on the lid, which was responsible for, among other things, entertainment and recreational activities for the troops in the United States and the theaters of combat operations. The phonograph player is in very good fully functional condition, contained within an OD green case with leather carrying handle. The exterior