Original Japanese WWII “Fall of Hankow” Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Signatures & Page of Translations - 30 x 33” Lock Assembly With the very secure split

With the very secure split pins and 1940 date

motor transport and railway lines until the end of the war

The secret development from 1926–1930 allowed German industry to deliver a trouble-free design at the beginning of German re-armament in 1933

This shows a tattered soldier firing the classic Browning M1917 water-cooled machine gun

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Original Japanese WWII “Fall of Hankow” Hand-Painted Silk Good Luck Flag with Lots of Signatures & Page of Translations - 30 x 33” Lock Assembly With the very secure splitOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a Japanese Good Luck flag, with dozens of inscriptions from the friends and family of the departing soldier. There are also some well wishes such as Prayers for Eternal Good Fortune in War and Pure Loyalty in Service to the Nation. One inscription reads As brothers, advance into Hankow, which would insinuate that the soldier was part of the Japanese force during the Fall of Hankow, during