Original U.S. WWII Map of Saipan Reproduced from Captured Japanese Maps - Dated June 21st, 1944 - 18 x 20” Japanese Helmets but before it was rebuilt

but before it was rebuilt into the General Walker Hotel in 1952

Reconnaissance Company

The cap also has matching Gold-gelb (Gold Yellow) piping along the top edge and flanking either side of the band

and BOLOGNA

As a result of using the original arsenal machinery

Original U.S. WWII Map of Saipan Reproduced from Captured Japanese Maps - Dated June 21st, 1944 - 18 x 20” Japanese Helmets but before it was rebuiltOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous map of the Island of Saipan printed on or around June 21st, 1944 during World War II. The map was reproduced during the war from captured Japanese maps depicting the island as well as Japanese fortifications across the island. The map is noted as using an arbitrary grid system. The map measures 18 x 20 and is in fair condition overall with some damage. There are small tears along the edges of the