Original Japanese WWII Large Hand Painted Cotton Good Luck Flag dated December 20, 1938 - 55" × 84 ½” Gun Parts This is only the second

This is only the second example we have ever had

which is intended to shorten after every cartridge is loaded pushing the column of ammunition forward entering into a loading area behind the chamber

A United States Navy Seabee battalion was soon clearing the jungle and some 10-man tents were hastily erected to sleep and work in

CB&I supported the expansion of oil exploration outside the US

with no parts swappedout

Original Japanese WWII Large Hand Painted Cotton Good Luck Flag dated December 20, 1938 - 55" × 84 ½” Gun Parts This is only the secondOriginal Item: One of a kind. This hand painted silk flag has less writing than others we have seen, but it more than makes up for it with its large size and great condition. It is not marked with , but instead has other Kanji characters present, a perfect candidate for translation. We did notice that the third line from the right is in fact a date, which reads . This would be read: SHOWA (current reigning emperor) Juu Hachi Nen (13th year of reign