Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Signed by Navy Rear Admiral Watanabe Isaburo & Many Other Naval Officers - 27 ½ x 40” French Gun Magazines On the left and right

On the left and right wings are SICILY and an American Eagle with 1944

wherever it was stored for quite some time apparently exposed the exposed metalwork to extensive surface rusting

This little extension loop will make it easy to extract the pull-through assembly from the butt stock when it’s needed

We were not able to find any British or European markings at all

Both have Gothic "P" cypher and "16"

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Flag Signed by Navy Rear Admiral Watanabe Isaburo & Many Other Naval Officers - 27 ½ x 40” French Gun Magazines On the left and rightOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a Japanese Good Luck flag, with the names of many friends and family of the departing soldier. The largest phrase at the top reads Buun Chokyu, (May Your Military Fortune be Long Lasting). The flag is signed with the soldiers name right of the top phrase, and to the right of this is a signature reading Navy Rear Admiral, Watanabe Isaburo. We could not find any information on this officer.