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Length 21cm / 8.27in
Width 15cm / 5.91in
Height 1cm / 0.39in
This is an original WWII-era Japanese wartime magazine, Ie no Hikari (May Issue), published in Japan during the Pacific War.
The front cover features powerful period propaganda artwork depicting an Imperial Japanese military aviator in flight gear alongside a woman in a traditional kimono pointing skyward toward incoming aircraft.
Inside, the issue provides a fascinating historical window into homefront life during the Second World War. It contains photo spreads, stories on wartime agriculture and domestic survival, patriotic messaging, and authentic period commercial advertisements.
Original Japanese wartime publications from the 1940s are increasingly difficult to obtain in the global antiquarian market. Highly sought after by WWII historians, East Asian research libraries, military aviation enthusiasts, and propaganda graphic art collectors.
An outstanding primary source artifact for any WWII paper ephemera collection or historical display.
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