Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag- USGI Bring Back (35" x 25") U.S. Navy forcing the Eighth Army from

forcing the Eighth Army from the Gazala position

this attractive Flintlock rifle most likely dates from 1820-1830

has been in service since the beginning of 1941 replacing the RZ1 and RZ16

almost certainly 17th century

it bares a small oblong silver plaque stating:-

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag- USGI Bring Back (35" x 25") U.S. Navy forcing the Eighth Army fromOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from a WW2 veterans family. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with multiple phrases, some of which translate to "Mr. Kuwahara", "Good Luck", "Stand Up", with battle quotes, plus many names of friends and family. The flag measures approximately 35" x 25". Cloth seems to be synthetic, with the red center sewn on, and made of dyed linen. Flag is in excellent condition and is the real deal a genuine