Original WWII Japanese Shot Down Aircraft Skin With Painted NATIONAL FLAG And Kanji Certified

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Original WWII Japanese Shot Down Aircraft Skin With Painted NATIONAL FLAG And Kanji Certified. This was a U.S. Veteran souvenir piece of shot down aircraft skin with a hand painted meatball flag insignia and Kanji writing. It measuses about 11″/13″ . An approximately 22cm diameter red “Himaru” is sewn to the center of the  white/gray  field. Shows the expected age and use. 100% Guaranteed to be authentic and is certified by The Gettysburg Museum Of History and comes with our Museum COA (certificate of authenticity). A rare piece of WWII history. We do not know exactly what this was for, most likely painted after it was shot down as a souvenir, very interesting piece of history. DO NOT MISS THIS!  nice combat  used example with some slight staining (see photos)!

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Painted Japanese national flag and black kanji characters on aircraft skin, a piece of ww2 japanese militariaA close up view of a red circle painted on a piece of metal aircraft skin, an example of ww2 japanese militariaJapanese flag with red circle and black kanji characters on white background. Reverse side of a square piece of aged fabric canvas, showing water stains and remnants of paper tape, related to ww2 japanese militariaRed circle Japanese flag with black kanji characters on a worn paper background.