Unique Set of 14 Rare Pre-war WWII Imperial Japanese Navy PostCards from 1937

  
This unique set of 14 rare prewar WWII Imperial Japanese Navy propaganda postcards from 1937 is a must-have for collectors of militaria. The cards feature artwork by various war artists/illustrators and depict scenes related to the Imperial Navy. Each card is made of cardboard or paper and is standard sized at 5.5 x 3.5 inches. The set is original and not posted, with no personalization or signatures. Here are descriptions for some of the images from left to right. #1 - Battleship Nagato Commander on Deck.

#2 - Deployment of the combined fleet. #3 - Torpedo planes releasing torpedoes. #4- Rising sun flag carving a route through the icy sea. #5 - Destroyer Asagiri sunk during "Rat Transport". #6 The destroyer investigating Shii boat (contrabandists).

#8 - High Angle Gun Airplane Bombardment Art by Hikaru Tashiro. #10 - Shooting at an enemy mechanical torpedo from a rifle from a minesweeper, illustrated by Mitsu Tashiro. #11 - Scattering mechanical torpedoes in the enemy's path, Rising Sun flag. Don't miss your chance to own these rare postcards from Japan, a country known for its rich history and culture.