Japanese Harubinmaru Ship Manchuria China Group Photograph Vtg Sepia Tone PH226 apron Cracks in the paint (green

Cracks in the paint (green paint at the front bottom)

The clasp is round and fits through a cross-shaped hole that holds the belt together by tension

This two-panel kashigata mold is carved with the design of a cluster of pine tree branches (matsu)

Antique Japanese Lacquerware Flower Vase Stand Kadai

Japanese Harubinmaru Ship Manchuria China Group Photograph Vtg Sepia Tone PH226 apron Cracks in the paint (greenVintage Manchuria Japanese Group Photograph This is a vintage sepia tone photograph of a group of Japanese officials posing on the deck of the Harubinmaru, a passenger ship commissioned during the Taisho Era and used as an Army Hospital Ship during the Manchurian occupation. During the 1930s, Japan urged citizens to migrate to and revitalize rural areas of occupied Manchuria. This of course dissolved after the end of WWII. Sepia tone photograph Paper