WW II Japanese Yosegaki Hinamaru Good Luck Flag

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Posted 14 years ago

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This Japanese good luck flag was carried into battle by a Japanese soldier and was captured by a Marine. This flag shows extensive use with rips, holes, and bloodstains, bearing strong evidence that this flag was actually used in combat. These flags would be tied to a rifle, or folded and put into a pack or helmet, which was common.

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Toyman, 14 years ago
Yes I have some jap signed american wood id models
deputy151, 10 years ago
I have a Japanese good luck flag signed by the Japanese soldier and easy company marines blood stained can not find another one signed by easy company marines help
deputy151, 10 years ago
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deputy151, 10 years ago
Also singed by fox company marines!!

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