(1) Vintage Japanese License Plate: Embossed steel license plate reading (Nagasaki 5). The "E" designation historically indicates a vehicle belonging to non-military personnel affiliated with the U.S. Armed Forces in Japan (USFJ) or military variants under specific status of forces agreements. Features authentic weathering, edge paint loss, surface grime, and mounting brackets with rust staining | (2) WWII Japanese "Kinshi" Cigarette Pack: An original, period-correct sliding cigarette pack manufactured by the Japanese Monopoly Bureau. The brand "Kinshi" (Golden Kite) was famously renamed from "Golden Bat" in November 1940 due to wartime prohibitions against English names. The outer sleeve features the graphic imperial kite bird design, and the pack remains filled with its original, paper-wrapped, filter less tobacco sticks. Shows age-appropriate paper browning.