Original Japanese WWII Large Imperial Japanese Army Shussei Nobori "Off to War" Banner - 44” x 21” British Holsters and is one of the

and is one of the better examples we have seen

This tunic is clearly marked inside with service number "4948" and a November 1899 ("11 99") issue date

and rifling is still visible

The 20-pounder Parrott rifle had a bore (caliber) with a diameter of 3

The most celebrated pigeon of World War II was the blue-checked GI Joe

Original Japanese WWII Large Imperial Japanese Army Shussei Nobori "Off to War" Banner - 44” x 21” British Holsters and is one of theOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. When Japanese men left for their military service, community organizations such as the local branch of the Imperial Reservists Association (teikoku zaigo gunjinkai) and the Greater Japan National Defense Womens Association (dai nippon kokubo fujinkai) organized various celebrations, culminating in send off parades to wish the troops well as they marched off to the local railway stations or ports. These send off ceremonies