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“Hard boiling seller”, oden street vendor, c. 1920.
“The interior of the Kyoto Commercial Museum”, Kyoto, c. 1920.
Polydor Portable “Electrix” Gramophone advertising postcard, c. 1930.
“Fish Street-vender in Japan”, c. 1920.
“Yamagata Palace” onsen-ryokan at Taka-yu, Minami-Murayama, Yamagata, c. 1920.
“Bull-Dog Sauce” New Year’s advertising & propaganda postcard, 1938.
Meiji-brand “Cream Caramel” advertising postcard, c. 1935.
“Packing Granger & Co.’s ‘Lion Brand’ packages teas in Japan”, c. 1910.
“Dried bonito dealer”, c. 1920.
Chemistry Laboratory, c. 1940.
Cape Inubosaki lighthouse, Choshi, Chiba Prefecture, Higeta Shoyu Co. advertising postcard, c. 1930.
Matsudaya Hotel, Yuda Spa, Yamaguchi Prefecture, c. 1930.
Hitachi color TV console advertising postcard, c. 1970.
Kikkoman brand Soy Sauce (history), c. 1930.
“Gekimetsu” (“Annihilation”) motion picture advertising postcards, 1930.
Commodore Perry and the “Expedition to Japan” (1853) souvenir postcards, c. 1920.
Mikawaya ryokan, Yotsuya-Hakone, c. 1920.
“In commemoration of the Establishment of Direct Cable Communication between Japan and America” commemorative postcards, 1906.
Pilot Fountain Pen and Pilot Ink advertising postcard, c. 1930.
Keijyo, Chosen (Seoul, Korea) Electric Power Co., advertising postcard, c. 1920.
“View of Gora Spa”, Miyanoshita, Hakone, c. 1955.
“My family has two coats of armor”, Imperial Life Insurance Co. advertising postcard, c. 1930.
Datsun Type 17T delivery vans, promotional postcard from the Automotive Industry Promotion Exhibition, Tokyo, October 1937.

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