Japanese Army Graduation Photo Album Sheet School 1943 Military Antique JAPAN

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Item Description
Old Photo Album Sho 18 Gakumado-Enrollment "Army Air Soldier Preparatory Course Training Ship School Navy Three-kind Clothes Soldier" 38 sheets Japanese Army Sansho / Third Commercial High School Wartime materials
Please check on the photos for detailed condition of the product.
All you can see on this photo will be included in a set of a package.
Sansho / Tokyo Metropolitan 3rd Commercial High School Showa 18 / Graduation photo album at that time
10 items / 38 photos. Please refer to image ⑤ for the size of the photo album. Please understand that it is from the old days.
Since it is a used item, we are waiting for a bid after confirming it with the image and convincing.
This is an old item, so please understand before purchasing.
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