Canteen
Imperial Japanese Army
Type 94 Water Bottle
1942
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This is a Japan Army's "Shogo type water bottle"
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Introduction
Nomenclature
Model 1934 Canteen
History
"Model 1934" Canteen. An olive-drab painted aluminum canteen with a model "C" harness (introduced 1942) and a "D" model stopper of rubber (introduced 1943).
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Specification
Nomenclature
Logistics
Production
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It is the Japan Army's "Shogo type water bottle".
It is also called "Type 94 Water Bottle", but it seems to be a common name given because some individuals are engraved with "Type 94", and the official name is "Shogo Style".
There are three main types of Shogo-style water bottles, and each of them is "Igo", "Lugo", and "Nami".
"Igo" is a buckle of the mouth plug of a water bottle made of leather belt, and the size of the follow-up string is adjusted with metal fittings.
"Lugo" is an item that has a plate string for the fastener of the water bottle mouth plug, and the size of the negative string is adjusted with metal fittings.
The "Wave Issue" has the same specifications as the Lu River, but the adjustment part of the negative strap is made of fabric.
Therefore, the items I own are called "Shogo-style water bottles, Lu Go".
The water bottle body is made of aluminum.
The capacity has been increased to about 1 liter compared to about 0.6 liters of the old water bottle.
Length (X-axis): 14.9cm Width (Y-axis): 9.1cm Height (Z-axis): 22.8cm Weight: 237.6g
Panoramica della collezione - Rete di collezioni storiche del Museo Nazionale di Taiwan
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