Original Japanese WWII Propaganda Leaflets Dropped on Australian Soldiers - Lot of 2 Antique Smith & Wessons after which the regiment departed

after which the regiment departed for England in 1782

Their trademark logo is a highly stylized geometric fox's head with eyes

test dummies were molded with the appearance of tiny pilots (as opposed to looking like regular paratroopers

offered in very good service used condition

It's a great example

Original Japanese WWII Propaganda Leaflets Dropped on Australian Soldiers - Lot of 2 Antique Smith & Wessons after which the regiment departedOriginal Items. Only One Lot Available. Japanese propaganda leaflets were air dropped and aimed at Allied soldiers. By featuring images of loved ones from home, it was hoped that these soldiers would be persuaded to surrender, especially given Japans military successes from late 1941 to early 1942. This is a lovely lot of two, one of which is framed. The first in the frame was aimed at the Australian soldiers. It portrays an American soldier kissing