WWII JAPANESE Discharge Memorial National Police Reserve Tray OBON set-b1216-

Description

Description
WWII JAPANESE Discharge Memorial National Police Reserve Tray OBON.
It is a valuable Wooden tray after the war.
Try addition to your collection?
-There are traces of ink stains and thin whole jumped.
-There are crack and damages.
-There are several places fray of yarn to the edge.
-There is a wrinkle.
Please judge the state to look at the pictures.
This flag seems to be a thing at the around time of World War II.
However, there is no method to prove it.
You understand it, and, please purchase it.
Shipping
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Shipping
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