Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Silk Flag - Captain Hirohata Kouichi Vietnam derived from the Villar Perosa

derived from the Villar Perosa light machine gun of World War I

parking apron and a few wooden buildings

When the hammer is drawn back the longitudinal drum breechblock is rotated on a central pin by means of a flat lever protruding from and integral with the drum

or add it to your ordnance collection as valued display piece

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Good Luck Silk Flag - Captain Hirohata Kouichi Vietnam derived from the Villar PerosaOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a hand painted silk flag is signed by "Army trainer Captain Hirohata Kouichi". Some of the multiple hand painted phrases translate to Good luck for bravery" and "Serve your country", plus the names of friends and family. The flag measures approximately 26 x 34 The Good Luck Flag, known as hinomaru yosegaki in the Japanese language, was a traditional gift for Japanese servicemen deployed during the military