Very Rare Antique Japanese Military WW2 Repair Ship Akashi Southern Pacific Tour Lacquer Sake Cups

Very Rare Antique Japanese Military WW2 Repair Ship Akashi Southern Pacific Tour Lacquer Sake Cups

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$200.00

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Very Rare Antique Japanese Military WW2 Repair Ship Akashi Southern Pacific Tour Lacquer Sake CupsThis is a very rare set of antique Japanese military sake cups, made of lacquered wood. The words on the cup are "Warship Akashi Southern Pacific Patrol Commemoration". Akashi was the only ship in the Imperial Japanese Navy that was purpose built for repair duties. It was modeled after the American ship USS Medusa and launched in 1938 and completed in 1939, just in time for the war. It spent most of the war in various parts of South Pacific, such as

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I love the product made my job easy on this last pontoon I worked on but the pontoons only 20 ft long and I only pulled wires halfway and I got less than 10 ft left there was not 50 ft on that spool. But now that I've cut it used it and are using it a little hard to complain, but the use of the application for the wire is 100%, thank you very much for the product.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024