Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hinomaru Souvenir Bringback Flag Dated December 8, 1945 - 35 ½” x 27” Hotchkiss MG the stock still displaying acceptance

the stock still displaying acceptance stamping markings as well as clear proofs to the barrel and belt hook

including the Broad Arrow of the Ordnance Department and the number '18 indicating inspection and acceptance in 1918

which unfortunately has become dried out and stiff over the decades

- “Silk” Handkerchief: The handkerchief was actually founded folded up in an envelope with a letter

The top of the helmet has some large cracks

Original U.S. WWII Japanese Hinomaru Souvenir Bringback Flag Dated December 8, 1945 - 35 ½” x 27” Hotchkiss MG the stock still displaying acceptanceOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Hinomaru was the de facto flag of Japan throughout World War II and the occupation period. During the occupation of Japan after World War II, permission from the Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAPJ) was needed to fly the Hinomaru. Sources differ on the degree to which the use of the Hinomaru flag was restricted; some use the term "banned;" however, while the original restrictions were severe, they did