Captured meatball in Philippines I think signed by GIs

[Garandy]

[Ethan]

I can't comment on originality but if it is original then that is a very nice flag!

[Garandy]

It came from a veterans house clean out

[guns ltd]

Nice flag. with some history.
Thanks for sharing.


John

[Gwar]

Weren't some of these type of flags made by GI's ? Not saying it isn't genuine just asking..

[AZPhil]

Weren't some of these type of flags made by GI's ? Not saying it isn't genuine just asking..

SeaBee's were known to produce these in numbers,
They made for great trading.

But I am also not saying this is one of them.

Semper Fi
Phil

[Garandy]

This was captured in the Philippines by an Artillery unit, many names are known Chicagoans

[Tank Destroyer]

I don’t think it’s a SeaBee flag, the condition is really nice. I’m not a detective but the condition is great and was probably a “warehouse find” due to the long occupation of the Philippines by the Japanese. Great flag with even better history.

Marty

[MAP]

Agree. I don't think it's a SeaBee either. Didn't they focus on mocking up fake Good Luck style flags?

Looks nice!

[Gwar]

My question was just a general inquiry based on this and another photo.. I am sorry if I called into question the OP's item, that was not my intention..G