Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag Named to and Recovered off of Mr. Matsui Kyoichi by Captain James A Morgan, 10th Armored Division - 33” x 28” U.S. Marines USMC the stock is removed from

the stock is removed from the mounting bracket

Along with the front-mounted bipod

Taking Omaha was to be the responsibility of United States Army troops

as the carbine’s ramrod was originally carried separately on the soldier’s belt in Europe

Original Japanese WWII Hand Painted Cloth Good Luck Flag Named to and Recovered off of Mr. Matsui Kyoichi by Captain James A Morgan, 10th Armored Division - 33” x 28” U.S. Marines USMC the stock is removed fromOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. This hand painted cloth flag is marked with battle quotes such as "Banzai", and "Good Luck for Bravery". As with many good luck flags, the flag is marked with the Japanese phrase , which reads Bu un Chou kyu Inoru ("A prayer that your military fortunes be long lasting.") It is also signed with the names of many friends and family. The flag measures approximately 33 x 28, and is made of what appears to be early rayon silk