Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Flag dated 1944 with Temple Stamps - 25" x 19" French Pistols with the even rare bayonet

with the even rare bayonet

The leather is torn around rim more than 50%

so was probably first issued to a front line regiment

This operating car was employed during the Gallipoli Campaign at Suvla

This famous Company is now called Gieves and Hawkes and still exists on the renowned Saville Row in London

Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Flag dated 1944 with Temple Stamps - 25" x 19" French Pistols with the even rare bayonetOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a Pacific War collector at a military show! This is a real USGI bring back "good luck" flag from Japan, captured during WWII. This example is marked with phrases such as "good luck" and "for bravery". It also has two great round "temple stamps" on either side of the top of the flag. These stamps are only seen on a minority of these flags, and definitely add to the appeal. As with most good luck flags,