A Large World War II Period Imperial Japanese ‘Meatball’ Good Luck Prayer Flag c.1935 sub-Antiques would not have survived

would not have survived

It was quite a widespread practice across the European continent and in some cases the cats had been positioned

Rag rugs were not common before the nineteenth century and only a tiny number of early rugs have survived

Leaving for the South of France in the company of his then wife

A Large World War II Period Imperial Japanese ‘Meatball’ Good Luck Prayer Flag c.1935 sub-Antiques would not have survivedOrigin: Japanese Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1935 40 Height: 28. 75 inches Width: 42. 5 inches The good luck in battle praying flag army with leather applied corners and fabric cords, signed in black ink with the names of the soldiers and good luck idioms for the soldiers such as devotion, bravery and loyalty survives from World War II period Japan. Wonderfully tactile and soft to the touch there is much discolouring