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World War II

I.J.N. Mitsubishi G4M (“Betty”) Medium Bomber propaganda postcard, c. 1943.
Patriotic Women’s Association propaganda postcard series, c. 1940.
“Standing watch”, 2nd Sino-Japanese War, c. 1940.
Nagoya Aircraft Works, Mitsubishi Aircraft Co., Nagoya, c. 1925.
“The submarine’s onslaught in angry seas.” I.J.N. Submarine Ro-33, c. 1935.
Thousand-person Stitches (Sennin-bari) propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
Early victories of the Great East Asia War, propaganda postcard series, c. 1942.
“Formidable aircraft carrier”, artist’s concept, c. 1935.
“Student at Tokyo Army Aviation School” propaganda postcard, c. 1940.
Yawata Iron and Steel Company, Yawata, Kyushu, c. 1940.
“Temporary Occupation housing surrounds the Imperial Diet”, Tokyo, c. 1950.
Yuraka Building, Yurakacho, Tokyo, c. 1930.
“Ben Venuto”, Italian Fascist Mission Goodwill Tour of Japan advertising postcard, Tokyo, 1938.
Omote-cho Palace of Prince Chichibu, Akasaka, Tokyo, c. 1940.
Imperial Japanese Navy Battleship “Mutsu”, c. 1925.
The Surrender of Singapore propaganda postcard, 1942.
Nakahara Jun’ichi fashion illustrations, c. 1945-1948.
Patriotic Youth Brigade Farmers propaganda postcard, Manchukuo, c. 1940.
“Back to the soil”, c. 1950. (Colorized)
“Assembling a comfort bag” propaganda and advertising postcard, c.1940.
The Battle of Wong Nai Chung Gap (Hong Kong) propaganda postcard, 1942.
“Girls manufacturing parachutes”, propaganda postcard, c. 1945.
“Do not forget”, Imperial Rescript for the Declaration of War, propaganda postcard, c. 1942.

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