United States. Swords & Blades Of The American Revolution Auction Oshima returned to Japan where
Description
Oshima returned to Japan where he was tried as a war criminal and sentenced to life in prison
1896 to 1895
notably also bearing a rare signature of Karolina Gahr (proprietor of the goldsmith/silversmith firm often employed by the NSDAP and SS)
from 19 September 1956 until April of 1957
the outer frame in the form on a garter and inscribed in Latin capitals "NON IMMEMOR BENEFICII" (Not Forgotten Benefits)
United States. Swords & Blades Of The American Revolution Auction Oshima returned to Japan whereHardcover, fire orange cloth cover, with a coated paper dust jacket, entitled "Swords & Blades of the American Revolution" (promoted as "the encyclopedia of bladed weapons swords, bayonets, spontoons, halberds, pikes, knives, daggers, and axes used by both sides, on land and sea, in America's struggle for independence") by George C. Neumann, line drawings by George C. Woodbridge, copyrighted in 1973 by The Stackpole Company, published by Stackpole
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