Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag With Lots of Kanji - 27" x 22" Gift Card and stood behind the First

and stood behind the First Geneva Convention of 1864 which provided neutrality for medics

made in celebration of what was at that time the largest and most successful military action for the Kindgom of Prussia

but Army Air Force pilots gave this cap their own unique twist

and was widely used in World War I

Heading for the Azores

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag With Lots of Kanji - 27" x 22" Gift Card and stood behind the FirstOriginal Item: One of a kind. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with battle quotes such as "Banzai", and "Good Luck". As with many good luck flags, the flag is marked with the Japanese phrase , which reads Bu un Chou kyu ("May your military fortunes be long lasting."). It is also signed with the names of many friends and family, some radiating out from the center. The flag measures approximately 27" x 22", and is made of what appears to be rayon