Original U.S. WWII K-9 Corps War Dog Technical Manual, Discharge Paperwork and Photo Grouping For Sentry Duty K9 “Buster” Russian Artillery showing the expected wear

showing the expected wear

and Diamond Hill

It has the soldiers name

which basically means that the smith named Sukesada of the Osafune School made this sword in Bishu

retain not much but oddities and trivia

Original U.S. WWII K-9 Corps War Dog Technical Manual, Discharge Paperwork and Photo Grouping For Sentry Duty K9 “Buster” Russian Artillery showing the expected wearOriginal Items: Only One Lot Available. This lot is a perfect display candidate for honoring the often overlooked heroes of WWII the War Dogs. Specifically, it is an array of items attributed to a brave canine named "Buster" who was assigned to Sentry Duty during the war and was given the tattoo number H505. Sentry dogs like Buster were essential in maintaining the safety of military camps and other priority areas during the war. These dogs were