日本 - 去戰爭旗幟二戰日本帝國陸軍士兵旗幟原創好運旗幟。 - 旗子

This authentic WW2 Imperial Japanese Army Soldier's Banner, also known as a Good Luck Flag (Yosegaki), carries a deep historical significance. It was presented to a soldier named 林俊郎 (Toshiro Hayashi) as a ceremonial good-luck send-off to battle. Featuring a bright red Rising Sun and bold black calligraphy, the banner translates to a congratulatory message and well-wishes for his service.

Key inscriptions:

祝 (Congratulations)
林俊郎君 (Toshiro Hayashi)
長濱三宅 (Nagahama, Miyake - Likely personal names or places associated with the soldier)
The banner includes the traditional yellow fringe and has aged with its original creases and wear, offering an authentic glimpse into the wartime experience of the Japanese soldiers. Measuring approximately 170 cm by 50 cm (67 x 20 inches), this banner was crafted with great care and presented as a gesture of loyalty and honor.

This rare and historic artifact is ideal for any military memorabilia collection or display. Shipped directly from VDG Militaria in the United States, with safe and secure international delivery options.

Don't miss this opportunity to own an authentic piece of World War II history.