Original Japanese WWII Pilot Bail Out Float Flag with Telescoping Staff - 30" x 39" One-of-a-Kind The steel shell is stamped

The steel shell is stamped 50B along with a large S

the squadron finally was re-designated Marine Attack Squadron 311 (VMA-311)

Year of Manufacture: circa 1756 - 1763

Ltd) to meet military production demands

The leather does show some wear to the texture

Original Japanese WWII Pilot Bail Out Float Flag with Telescoping Staff - 30" x 39" One-of-a-Kind The steel shell is stampedOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a rare World War II Japanese pilots bail out survival meatball float flag. The flag is constructed of silk with a stitched and stuffed buoyant border to assist in the flotation of the flag on the water for a Japanese pilot who crashed in the sea. The flag is in very good condition and is still attached to its original telescoping bamboo pole. It looks to be made of the usual rayon cloth, with the red "sun"