Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag With Temple Stamps and Lots of Signatures - 28" x 31" Blunderbuss who produced the largest number

who produced the largest number of knives during WW2

which kept the gun's trail and wheels perfectly still during the firing sequence

The underside of the rear visor has multiple unit markings and the top inside crown has a size stamp of 54

the steel being beautifully chiseled and cut with large ringed top jaw screw

When the small enclosures were sufficiently advanced the Royal Marines occupied the northern flanking square with two Gardner guns

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag With Temple Stamps and Lots of Signatures - 28" x 31" Blunderbuss who produced the largest numberOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a large military auction. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with battle quotes such as "Banzai", and "Good Luck for Bravery". It is also marked with three different "temple stamps" in the upper right corner. These stamps are only seen on a minority of these flags, and definitely add to the appeal. As with many good luck flags, the flag is marked with the Japanese phrase , which reads Bu un Chou