Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag & Plain Meatball Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade - 23 x 33½” & 26 x 39” 17th Century 502 originally fitted with the

502 originally fitted with the Stabler cutoff

The measuring spout however looks to be missing a piece

This is a World War Two German Entfernungsmesser 34 (range finder 34 or EM 34)

was a cavalry saber designed for the U

There is some fraying of the bullion piping

Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag & Plain Meatball Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade - 23 x 33½” & 26 x 39” 17th Century 502 originally fitted with theOriginal Item: Only One Available. These types of flags are growing increasingly difficult to come across anymore. While it may appear as a Japanese hinomaru yosegaki good luck flag, this is a recreated example. It's a genuine WWII Japanese with US Marine "kanji" and a plethora of Kanji stamps. Many Marines after the initial invasion would construct these flags from silk or from already existing Japanese flags, and had a regular business making them.