Original Japanese WWII Temple-Stamped Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Signatures & Page of Translations - 27 x 39” Edged Weapons CITY OF HOBOKEN

CITY OF HOBOKEN

written by Frederick Ehrsam

however there is definitely wear to the edges of the armband

but still uses an external percussion cap to ignite the charge

It looks like it has minor water damage along the bottom

Original Japanese WWII Temple-Stamped Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Signatures & Page of Translations - 27 x 39” Edged Weapons CITY OF HOBOKENOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a Japanese Good Luck flag, with the names of dozens of Japanese friends and family of the departing soldier. There are also some well wishes, with the largest at the top reading Prayers for Eternal Good Fortune in War. The flag measures roughly 27 x 39 and retains both of its original corner reinforcements, which appear to be gold leaf. Both have their original tie strings. The flag is in