Original U.S. WWII USS Pomfret (SS-391) Balao-class Submarine Wool Embroidered “Battle Flag” - 64 ½” x 53 ½” Medals this Flintlock Pistol dates from

this Flintlock Pistol dates from 1785-1800 and is typical of the type found all around

After 7 months of training

BROWNINGBELT FILLING MACHINEMODEL OF 1918

This a very good condition example of a WWII Iron Cross First Class 1939

Perhaps the most impressive Display MG we have ever offered

Original U.S. WWII USS Pomfret (SS-391) Balao-class Submarine Wool Embroidered “Battle Flag” - 64 ½” x 53 ½” Medals this Flintlock Pistol dates fromOriginal Item: Only One Available. When it comes to rare flags, Submarine and U Boat related ones are near the top of the list. The tradition of submarine battle flags began during WWII when subs returning from patrol would fly flags representing ships sunk, total tonnage, or a broom indicating a clean sweep (meaning that every target engaged was destroyed). Toward the end of the war the crews started making flags specific to their boat with a logo