Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted 26 ½” x 35” Good Luck Flag with Lots of Writing in Display Frame - 33 ¾" x 42" Category_Flintlock Pistols a common practice seen both

a common practice seen both during WWI and WWII

the last time it was worn by people in significant numbers was at the Coronation in 1953

some of the original markings remain

2 original EE-8 WW2 type field telephones

He was promoted to rear admiral on July 15

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted 26 ½” x 35” Good Luck Flag with Lots of Writing in Display Frame - 33 ¾" x 42" Category_Flintlock Pistols a common practice seen bothOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a large military show. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with battle quotes such as "Banzai", and "Good Luck for Bravery". As with many good luck flags, the flag is marked with the Japanese phrase , which reads Bu un Chou kyu Inoru ("A prayer that your military fortunes be long lasting.") In this case it is in the far right of the flag, written bottom to top. There is a lot of writing on this