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1940s

“Patriotic March” (“Aikoku koshinkyoku”) propaganda postcard, c. 1942.
“War tuba”, acoustic detection array, c. 1935.
Attack on Pearl Harbor propaganda postcard, c. 1942.
“Night snow at Kanbara”, Hiroshige postcard reproduction, c. 1940.
“Salt fields at Mita”, c. 1940.
Tanabata Matsuri (Star Festival), c. 1940.
Nozawa & Bros. department store, Yokohama, c. 1940.
C55 Streamlined Locomotive and Mt. Fuji, c. 1940.
“Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere” propaganda postcard, 1942.
Yokosuka Naval Base (US), c. 1949.
Matthew C. Perry Memorial, Kurihama, c. 1949.
Engakuji Temple, Kamakura, c. 1940.
Post-war Ginza, 1945.
“Solid nation union to sail in rough sea” propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
2600th Anniversary of the Founding of Japan, 1940.
Mitsubishi G1M1, c. 1933.
National Spiritual Mobilization Movement propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
The Japanese Occupation of Singapore, c. 1942.
Dai Nihon Kokubo-fujin (Greater Japan National Women’s Defense Association), c. 1940.
Conquest of Singapore commemorative postcard, 1942.
Tokyo “Black Markets”, 1945.
“Grab the weapon for production increase”, propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
Nikko Motor Bus Co. tour of Nikko, c. 1940.

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