Original Imperial Russian Russo-Japanese War 1904 Propaganda Poster, The Japanese Emperor and his Cunning Well-Wishers - 18" × 25 ¼" MG 34 Mounts who went missing in action

who went missing in action and was officially declared KIA on January 13

and were used strictly for combat and self-defense purposes

Officially adopted by the Luftwaffe on 8 May 1941

There also appears to be a Polish insignia

which has gilt brass alloy mounts and a nickel plated blade

Original Imperial Russian Russo-Japanese War 1904 Propaganda Poster, The Japanese Emperor and his Cunning Well-Wishers - 18" × 25 ¼" MG 34 Mounts who went missing in actionOriginal Item. Only One Available. Posters were a popular form of art in the late tsarist and Soviet periods. They have been used for a variety of purposes, including commercial advertising, nationalist slogans, and ideological campaigns. This is a propaganda poster from the period of the Russo Japanese War (1904 5) that contains images reflecting a jingoistic Russian perspective of that war. This is one of the rarest propaganda posters we have ever