Original Imperial Japanese WWII Enormous Battle-Worn 1940-Dated Naval Flag Named to Light Cruiser Naka, Sunk by U.S. Navy in 1944 - 67 x 104” VHS A Korean War Issued M1

A Korean War Issued M1 paratrooper helmet with a very interesting WWII issue liner

as the right side has no half cock

This version features a blackened brass handle

This almost certainly indicates that instead of being one of many Mosin-Nagant rifles left in Finland and elsewhere

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Enormous Battle-Worn 1940-Dated Naval Flag Named to Light Cruiser Naka, Sunk by U.S. Navy in 1944 - 67 x 104” VHS A Korean War Issued M1Original Item. One of a Kind. This enormous Japanese naval flag, which measures roughly 67 x 104 (but due to the sheer size, this will not be 100% accurate), is named with Kanji characters along the edge, for Naka, a Sendai class light cruiser in the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN), named after the Naka River in the Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures of eastern Japan. Naka was the third (and final) vessel completed in the Sendai class of light cruisers, and