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1930s

“Memorial to Captain Araki in Hsingan Ling”, Manchuria propaganda postcard, 1936.
“Yuki no Hotel” (“Hotel of Snow”), Mt. Rokko (Rokkosan) Hotel, Kobe., c. 1930.
“Great Exhibition of Japan’s Rapid Progress” advertising postcard, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture, 1936.
“Sai-no-Kawara of the top [of Mt.] Fuji”, Japan, c. 1930.
Nakajima E4N2 reconnaissance floatplane, military recruitment postcard, c. 1935.
Osaka home office of the Glico Confectionery Co. advertising postcard, c. 1935.
Japan-Manchuria Great Industrial Exposition, Toyama Prefecture, 1936.
“We are proud to be the Best of the Best”, Kawase Zen Shouten “O-bon” paper lantern advertising postcard, Tokyo, c. 1925.
“Priest Gessho tsukusu ma de” (Serving Priest Gessho until exhausted), c. 1920.
Naval Battles of Miyako Bay and Hakodate (May 1869), Boshin War commemorative postcards, c. 1930.
Japan Pavilion, Golden Gate International Exposition, San Francisco, CA, 1939.
“Ben Venuto”, Italian Fascist Mission Goodwill Tour of Japan advertising postcard, Tokyo, 1938.
Yamato Hotel, Dairen, Manchuria, c. 1930.
Imperial Japanese Navy Shanghai Naval Landing Force (SNLF) Marine, 1932.
Nakajima AT-2 (Ki-34), 1937.
Polydor Portable “Electrix” Gramophone advertising postcard, c. 1930.
“Bull-Dog Sauce” New Year’s advertising & propaganda postcard, 1938.
Meiji-brand “Cream Caramel” advertising postcard, c. 1935.
Cape Inubosaki lighthouse, Choshi, Chiba Prefecture, Higeta Shoyu Co. advertising postcard, c. 1930.
Kikkoman brand Soy Sauce (history), c. 1930.
“Gekimetsu” (“Annihilation”) motion picture advertising postcards, 1930.
Pilot Fountain Pen and Pilot Ink advertising postcard, c. 1930.
“My family has two coats of armor”, Imperial Life Insurance Co. advertising postcard, c. 1930.

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