Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Silk Good Luck Flag Named To Mr. Kenichi Suzuku with Translation - 28” x 37” Japanese Field Gear It looks to have been

It looks to have been completely stripped and repainted after demilitarization using period correct paint

The cap is lined with light gray colored rayon faux silk

Lieutenant Colonel Orr attempted an attack via the bottom part of Dochamps

This is an wonderful example of a genuine USGI Great War helmet from the Signal Corps of the US army

chamber and rifling dimensions were altered to suit the

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Silk Good Luck Flag Named To Mr. Kenichi Suzuku with Translation - 28” x 37” Japanese Field Gear It looks to have beenOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased from a large military auction! We received this wonderful named "Good Luck" flag along with a translation of some of the writing, something we don't see very often. As with many good luck flags, the top right marked with (read bottom to top), which reads Bu un Chou kyu ("May your military fortunes be long lasting.") The line to the left of this is the name of the person it was presented to: written top