Original U.S. WWII Homefront Defense Stamp “Slap-A-Jap” Club Card & “Jap Hunting License” Propaganda Button - 2 Items Category_Martini-Henry Accessories which may be when it

which may be when it was returned to arsenal for a refit

This little chap is just 6 3/4" in overall length with an iron turn-off barrel with a smooth bore about the size of

Rather its warmth and durability made it a hit

• All combined to create an American Colonial Revolutionary's Musket

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 which may be when itOriginal 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