Original WWII U.S. Anti-Japanese Propaganda Cigarette Carrying Pouch and Leaflet Breda M-37 An island superstructure was not

An island superstructure was not included in the original design

This number is also marked on the inside of BOTH grip scales

quickly surrendered

JAVA was lost with all hands in a hurricane during February 1807 in the western Indian ocean

We have not been able to find information on the title structure of the medical service unfortunately

Original WWII U.S. Anti-Japanese Propaganda Cigarette Carrying Pouch and Leaflet Breda M-37 An island superstructure was notOriginal Item Only One Available. During World War II, propaganda was one of the greatest tools utilized by the U. S. Government, swaying both public and soldier opinion using cartoonish caricatures of the Axis leaders. Girl scouts & other state side organizations made efforts to support the war anyway they could, including sewing fag bags such as this one, which features said caricature of a Japanese soldier on the front. This is a small red pouch