Original Japanese Named WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Signatures (37" x 26") Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns The Russians (Soviets) went on

The Russians (Soviets) went on to use the "fluted" guns right up until the end of WW2

Waffenfabrik

I do not think I have ever seen a Q knife with the pommel broken off

The big bird (referred to by most of us as Dumbo) had a gross take-off weight of some 50

but overall this is an excellent example of the 1873

Original Japanese Named WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Signatures (37" x 26") Cleaned & Complete Antique Guns The Russians (Soviets) went onOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from a WW2 veterans family. This hand painted cloth flag is named to "Mr Uzumoto", and has multiple phrases such as "Serve Your Country!", "Sacrifice Yourself!", "Good Luck for Bravery!" and "Keep Fighting!". There are also numerous signatures and names of family and friends. The flag measures approximately 37" x 26". Cloth seems to be rayon, with the red sun dyed onto the center. Flag is in good