Original Japanese WWII Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Well Wishes & Page of Translations - 28½ x 30” Flags & Signs he was commandant of Fort

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Original Japanese WWII Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Well Wishes & Page of Translations - 28½ x 30” Flags & Signs he was commandant of FortOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a Japanese Good Luck flag, with dozens of well wishes, with the largest at the top reading Loyalty. The flag measures roughly 28 x 30 and retains its integral corner reinforcements, but they are missing their tie strings. The flag is in heavily flown and worn condition with heavy tearing across with some repairs in the center area. This example was likely a battlefield pickup and is very