Original U.S. WWII Homefront Defense Stamp “Slap-A-Jap” Club Card & “Jap Hunting License” Propaganda Button - 2 Items Category_Martini-Henry Accessories and minimal staining or other

and minimal staining or other wear

Grip is bone with silver inlay

H (1st) (Howitzer Battery): Capt G

Rather its warmth and durability made it a hit

The only condition issue to note is that the securing strap is torn through near the stud hole

Original U.S. WWII Homefront Defense Stamp “Slap-A-Jap” Club Card & “Jap Hunting License” Propaganda Button - 2 Items Category_Martini-Henry Accessories and minimal staining or otherOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. The unannounced strike on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941 sent a deep shock wave through America and its people. The country went to war in earnest, roused to avenge those lost in the sneak attack. Soon after President Franklin D Roosevelt had proclaimed 7 December a date which will live in infamy, anti Japanese paraphernalia and propaganda surfaced across the United States. In late 1941, the American