Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag & Plain Meatball Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade - 23 x 33½” & 26 x 39” 17th Century 502 originally fitted with the

502 originally fitted with the Stabler cutoff

The MG 13 DID have a relatively rapid barrel change feature

This is a World War Two German Entfernungsmesser 34 (range finder 34 or EM 34)

A crude wire shoulder support was affixed to the aft section of the launch tube

There is some fraying of the bullion piping

Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag & Plain Meatball Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade - 23 x 33½” & 26 x 39” 17th Century 502 originally fitted with theOriginal Item: Only One Available. These types of flags are growing increasingly difficult to come across anymore. While it may appear as a Japanese hinomaru yosegaki good luck flag, this is a recreated example. It's a genuine WWII Japanese with US Marine "kanji" and a plethora of Kanji stamps. Many Marines after the initial invasion would construct these flags from silk or from already existing Japanese flags, and had a regular business making them.