Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Suze Shrine Temple Stamp (43" x 28") British Documents & Books This is fully researched WW2

This is fully researched WW2 made katana in wonderful condition

a complete original chinstrap

The shortage of hard wood in the Confederacy was a historical fact but just maybe some furniture grade Honduran Mahogany which had been imported prewar for the furniture trade was pressed into service for the Sharps Stocks

From a time when battlefield communications were carried by Military Couriers and were safe in the pouch which the courier could not reach

Japanese forces attacked the Netherlands Indies at about the same time the air echelon arrived

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Suze Shrine Temple Stamp (43" x 28") British Documents & Books This is fully researched WW2Original Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from a private collector. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with multiple phrases, some of which translate to "Good luck for bravery" with battle quotes, plus many names of schoolmates. It also bears several red "Temple Stamps", including one Sacred Stamp from Suze Shine. The flag measures approximately 43" x 28". Cloth seems to be linen, with the red sun dyed onto the center. Corner reinforcements