Original WWII Japanese “Angel of Death” Signature of Famous Kamikazee Saburō Sakai British "Bobby" Police and unleashed a six-torpedo spread

and unleashed a six-torpedo spread

Two days later the attack to expand the bridgehead in the First Division sector began

A very nice example of a personal katana that was pressed into military service

It was converted to

It has torn through in several places

Original WWII Japanese “Angel of Death” Signature of Famous Kamikazee Saburō Sakai British "Bobby" Police and unleashed a six-torpedo spreadOriginal Item Only One Available. Sabur Sakai, nicknamed the Angel of Death, was the 4th best Japanese pilot of World War II by number of enemy aircraft he shot down. Engaging in over 200 dogfights, he had 64 confirmed kills, often pitting his Zero fighter against superior American made Hellcats. He survived the war, and became a famous figure for his criticism of the War and the government of the Japanese Empire. Born August 25th, 1916, in Saga