Original U.S. WWII Homefront Defense Stamp “Slap-A-Jap” Club Card & “Jap Hunting License” Propaganda Button - 2 Items German Flare Guns but the 7th remained at

but the 7th remained at Fort Benning

and not a saddle ring bar

The interior of the helmet has an 1917 pattern steel helmet band

The blade is plain steel and totally unadorned

At first we thought it was an incomplete printing

Original U.S. WWII Homefront Defense Stamp “Slap-A-Jap” Club Card & “Jap Hunting License” Propaganda Button - 2 Items German Flare Guns but the 7th remained atOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. The unannounced strike on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 sent a deep shock wave through America and its people. The country went to war in earnest, roused to avenge those lost in the sneak attack. Soon after President Franklin D Roosevelt had proclaimed 7 December a date which will live in infamy, anti Japanese paraphernalia and propaganda surfaced across the United States. In late 1941, the American