Your thoughts on the kanji make sense.   However, for people born before WWII, the official spelling of their name may be in old kanji.   So, with the information we have now, I don't think we can deny the possibility that it was used in rallies or sporting events after WW2.   Furthermore, "仲村 柄實子=Emiko Nakamura" is a common Japanese name and there are no particular clues to be gained from it.

Many thanks for your info and insights. Appreciate that. 

I think you are correct.  A 1950's junior officer dress shoulder board armor.

It is recommended that you post potential items you are wishing to purchase here first. That way they can be vetted and confirmed either real or fake. It will save you money in the long run. No-one likes to find out after the fact they bought a reproduction or fake/fantasy item.   Best regards   Leigh 

That is wonderful news thank you so much

Thx. I actually put it back upside down after taking these pics

Looks like a standard mess hall plate for a Luftwaffe airfield/airbase. These are in great abundance and are usually inexpensive. With that said there are some items such as SS and Reich chancellery plates and crockery that have been faked.    This plate is period authentic.   Leigh     

Looking for any advice on a possible purchase porcelain plate. Wondering if this could be legit.

I agree with Leigh 

As title suggests, I’m curious on the history and if it was common practice for civilian owned patriotic Hinomaru flags to be signed by a single person. The flag I have in question measures 10x13”. The Kanji writes out to 柄實子 or 楠實子. I believe “實” was old font that predates 1945 (correct me if I’m wrong), from the help of translators it likely spells out the female name Emiko Nakamura. 子 meaning a child, and 柄 meaning a pattern. Harvest pattern or Fruitfulness pattern?

Nice period original NSDAP Banner. Fabric, roundel, swastika are all consistent with Third Reich (1933-1945) period made flags and banners.    I would have no issues having this in a collection   Leigh     

Looking for any advice on if this is a real banner flag.