Original Japanese Named WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Soldier Signatures (37" x 27") Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles which resembled a 50kg bomb

which resembled a 50kg bomb

Thousands of French Rifles were captured during the Franco-Prussian war

the youngest and swiftest warriors

This is a genuine WW2 manufactured rangefinder developed by Barr & Stroud Limited who was a pioneering Scottish optical engineering firm

All in all the impact protection was improved about 33% over the original SPH-4 from 1970

Original Japanese Named WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Soldier Signatures (37" x 27") Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles which resembled a 50kg bombOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from a WW2 veterans family. This hand painted cloth flag is named to "Mr Morikita", and has multiple phrases such as "Good luck!", "Bravery!", "Sudden Death To Enemy!" and "Throw Yourself for Country". The flag is also signed by other Japanese servicemen, including several high ranking officers! The flag measures approximately 37" x 27". Cloth seems to be rayon, with the red sun dyed onto the center.