Hi everyone
This flag was brought back by my great grandfather who was a captain in the British army during WWII. He served in Burma, which was where he acquired these items. We don't know much about these as after the war, he refused to speak about his experiences. We believe that the flag may have been picked up off of a body due to what we believe are bloodstains. After he passed away, my mother was clearing the house out and found these items together in a box. We recently decided to frame the flag (with museum quality UV resistant, conservation glass) as it is an important item in our family's history. I was just wondering if anybody could help with the kanji translation? And with the second item, would I be correct in saying that this was a family stamp?
Thanks guys
This flag was brought back by my great grandfather who was a captain in the British army during WWII. He served in Burma, which was where he acquired these items. We don't know much about these as after the war, he refused to speak about his experiences. We believe that the flag may have been picked up off of a body due to what we believe are bloodstains. After he passed away, my mother was clearing the house out and found these items together in a box. We recently decided to frame the flag (with museum quality UV resistant, conservation glass) as it is an important item in our family's history. I was just wondering if anybody could help with the kanji translation? And with the second item, would I be correct in saying that this was a family stamp?
Thanks guys
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