Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Suze Shrine Temple Stamp (43" x 28") U.S. Flare Guns the inner dust cover over

the inner dust cover over the mechanism

Both a weapon and spiritual object

General Clark moved to command 15th Army Group

This very unusual SERRATED blade Tulwar almost certainly was captured in the Great Sepoy Rebellion and taken to England as a Regimental War Souvenir

Sadly interest waned once the Civil War concluded making this most interesting forward thinking Repeating Carbine hard to find today

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag with Suze Shrine Temple Stamp (43" x 28") U.S. Flare Guns the inner dust cover overOriginal Item: One of a kind. Purchased directly from a private collector. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with multiple phrases, some of which translate to "Good luck for bravery" with battle quotes, plus many names of schoolmates. It also bears several red "Temple Stamps", including one Sacred Stamp from Suze Shine. The flag measures approximately 43" x 28". Cloth seems to be linen, with the red sun dyed onto the center. Corner reinforcements