Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade with Well Wishes & Temple Stamps - 13¼ x 18” Availability_Both It no longer shows any

It no longer shows any of the original stock cartouches

This would have been perfect for bombing runs being launched towards targets in the Western USSR

It looks to be a SUGUHA (直刃 -straight) shape

The rifle retains lots of original finish

and is clutching a sword and scalloped shield in its talons with an embossed scripted banner to the bottom

Original U.S. WWII “Seabee Special” Japanese Good Luck "Tojo" Flag - GI Made to Sell and Trade with Well Wishes & Temple Stamps - 13¼ x 18” Availability_Both It no longer shows anyOriginal Item: Only One Available. These types of flags are growing increasingly difficult to come across anymore. While it may appear as a Japanese hinomaru yosegaki good luck flag, this is a recreated example. Its a genuine WWII Japanese with US Marine "kanji". Many Marines after the initial invasion would construct these flags from silk or from already existing Japanese flags, and had a regular business making them. The Marines that made them often