Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Named to Sailor Yamada Sojiro - 30" x 37" Century This is really nice

This is really nice

The First Company Horse Guard was created in 1788 as the Independent Volunteer Troop of Horse Guards in Hartford

This example offered in very good condition would have been issued to "other ranks" or enlisted soldiers

The outline of the decal can be both seen and felt beneath the paint

The sword smiths of the time may not have known it but they were creating a legendary sword

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Named to Sailor Yamada Sojiro - 30" x 37" Century This is really niceOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a large military auction! This hand painted cloth "Good Luck" flag is named to Navy 1st Class Sailor Mr. Yamada Sojiro in Japanese writing. It also has other phrases, such as "12th Destroyer Group", "IJN", and "Kill Them All". Rarely do we see flags with such specific information regarding the person it was made for! The flag measures approximately 30"H x 37"W, and is made of what appears to be