Original U.S. WWII Fragment of Japanese Aluminum from B5N2 “Kanko” Attack Bomber on Frame - 11 ⅜ x 17 ½” German Antique Guns The Jezail measures 56" in

The Jezail measures 56" in overall length

and roughly half of a Marine Corps shelter half which has been cut in half

She saw action and at the end of WW2 was decommissioned in 1946 and transferred to the Dutch Navy until 1948 when she was returned

and on the hinge is a Kurhessian eagle

Original U.S. WWII Fragment of Japanese Aluminum from B5N2 “Kanko” Attack Bomber on Frame - 11 ⅜ x 17 ½” German Antique Guns The Jezail measures 56" inOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an interesting frame that has attached a piece of aircraft aluminum measuring 1 x 2 . The aluminum was taken from one of the B5N2 Kanko Attack Bombers that at Shumshu in the Kurils, where the last great battle of WWII was fought in August 1945, and that saw the red sun that rose with the attack upon Pearl Harbor, finally set. The Kanko witnessed both events. The frame is numbered 10 10, meaning this is the