Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Flag with Temple Stamp - 29" x 34" Category_Martini-Henry Accessories There is also a rack

There is also a rack number on the butt plate tang

which today is Jablonec nad Nisou in the Czech Republic

meaning this sword probably originally had a blade of 24 inches long or more

It comes complete with a very nice wooden display stand

000 were produced by the Starr Arms Company of Yonkers

Original Japanese WWII Good Luck Flag with Temple Stamp - 29" x 34" Category_Martini-Henry Accessories There is also a rackOriginal Item: One of a kind. Just purchased from a Pacific War collector at a military show! This is a real USGI bring back "good luck" flag from Japan, captured during WWII. This example is marked with phrases such as "good luck" and "for bravery". It also has a great "temple stamp" in the upper right hand corner. These stamps are only seen on a minority of these flags, and definitely add to the appeal. As with most good luck flags, it is marked