Original Japanese WWII Service Worn Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Lots of Writing - 28” x 34” Multi Nation Flags During early 1917

During early 1917

An antique weapon that started life in France circa 1800 and was still in use probably until the 1870's

with lovely engraving on the trigger guard

The helmet features textured original period colored camouflage paint in various black bordered panels with shades of green

The cloth came in various colors and materials and often becomes brittle over the decades

Original Japanese WWII Service Worn Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Lots of Writing - 28” x 34” Multi Nation Flags During early 1917Original 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". There is really a lot of writing on this flag, and is correct it is often written radiating outward from the "sun" in the center of the flag. Thankfully most of the Japanese writing looks to be in the standard block style script, or "Kaisho" style. There is however some