Original Japanese WWII Senninbari 1000 Stitch Belt with Rising Sun - 47" x 13" WWII It was transported to France

It was transported to France in May and June 1918

Very few sets only

Fullen lost the sight in his right eye when he was shot by a German sniper in 1944

The surrounding Indians retreated

Lambeth was forced to shoot the desperado in order to protect his own life and the lives of his deputies

Original Japanese WWII Senninbari 1000 Stitch Belt with Rising Sun - 47" x 13" WWII It was transported to FranceOriginal Item: One of a kind. A Senninbari ( thousand person stitches) or One thousand stitch is a strip of cloth that measures approximately 15 cm (6 in) high and up to 90120 cm (34 ft) or more in length. Each end of the belt (sash) may or may not have strings, snaps or buttons that allow it to be fastened about the waist. Examples that lack these were often tucked into the waist. Other variations were never worn but may have been folded and placed