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Europe War Record (1914) - No.1-3 with Maps - 1914
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Europe War Record (1914) - No.1-3 with Maps - 1914

Important – Please Read Before Bidding For a smooth and secure transaction, please carefully review the following information before placing a bid. ⸻ ● Import Taxes & Customs Duties All customs duties, import taxes, and customs clearance fees are the responsibility of the buyer. VAT paid on Catawiki is separate from local customs duties and import taxes. Please check with your local customs office in advance. ⸻ ■ Shipping & Packaging All items are shipped from Japan via Japan Post EMS (insured). If EMS is not available for your country, a private international courier will be used instead. Items are carefully packed to withstand long-distance international shipping. ⸻ □ Tax Code Requirement (EU and certain regions) After purchase, buyers may be required to provide a tax code (such as VAT number, fiscal code, etc.). Failure to provide the required tax code may result in customs delays or return of the parcel. ⸻ ◆ Damage & Shipping Issues If the item arrives damaged, please contact your local post office and Catawiki Support within 3 days of delivery. Before leaving feedback, please contact us first so we can assist you appropriately. ⸻ (Shipping to the United States) Currently, EMS shipping to the United States is suspended. A private international courier will be used instead. Please note that items containing batteries or bladed tools may not be eligible for shipment. ⸻ All items are shipped from Japan. Description A complete set of Volumes 1, 2, and 3 of European War Record (Ōshū Sensō Jikki), published in Taishō 3 (1914). This historical wartime publication was issued shortly after the outbreak of World War I to report developments in Europe to Japanese readers. The magazines contain extensive coverage of military operations, political affairs, notable figures, and international events, accompanied by numerous photographs, illustrations, and maps. Published by Hakubunkan (Tokyo), each volume includes fold-out battlefield maps that illustrate military positions and major fronts of the conflict, providing valuable historical insight into the early stages of the First World War. The contents feature portraits of emperors, military commanders, diplomats, warships, troops, cityscapes, and detailed reports on military developments. As contemporary records produced during the opening months of the war, these volumes offer significant documentary and historical value. The striking Art Nouveau-style color covers depicting a mounted cavalryman are also notable examples of early 20th-century Japanese graphic design and printing. An attractive set for collectors of World War I material, military history, Japanese modern history, and historical maps. ⸻ Details Type: Historical wartime magazines Title: Ōshū Sensō Jikki (European War Record) Year: 1914 (Taishō 3) Publisher: Hakubunkan, Tokyo Contents: Volumes 1, 2 and 3 Supplement: Fold-out battlefield maps Language: Japanese ⸻ Condition Shows age-related wear, including foxing, stains, discoloration, creases, rubbing, and general handling wear. The covers and spines show signs of age and use. Each volume has several binding holes, likely added by a previous owner for filing or storage purposes. The fold-out maps show age-related folds and discoloration, but the principal maps and illustrations remain largely intact. No major structural damage was observed; however, the magazines are over 100 years old and should be considered in age-appropriate condition. Please refer carefully to the photographs for details of condition. ⸻ Notes Published immediately after the outbreak of World War I, these magazines provide a fascinating contemporary Japanese perspective on global events and military developments of the period. With numerous photographs, illustrations, and fold-out maps preserved, this set offers considerable appeal to collectors of military history, World War I memorabilia, historical publications, and cartographic material.

104296355

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Europe War Record (1914) - No.1-3 with Maps - 1914

Europe War Record (1914) - No.1-3 with Maps - 1914

Important – Please Read Before Bidding

For a smooth and secure transaction, please carefully review the following information before placing a bid.



● Import Taxes & Customs Duties

All customs duties, import taxes, and customs clearance fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
VAT paid on Catawiki is separate from local customs duties and import taxes.
Please check with your local customs office in advance.



■ Shipping & Packaging

All items are shipped from Japan via Japan Post EMS (insured).
If EMS is not available for your country, a private international courier will be used instead.
Items are carefully packed to withstand long-distance international shipping.



□ Tax Code Requirement (EU and certain regions)

After purchase, buyers may be required to provide a tax code (such as VAT number, fiscal code, etc.).
Failure to provide the required tax code may result in customs delays or return of the parcel.



◆ Damage & Shipping Issues

If the item arrives damaged, please contact your local post office and Catawiki Support within 3 days of delivery.
Before leaving feedback, please contact us first so we can assist you appropriately.



(Shipping to the United States)

Currently, EMS shipping to the United States is suspended.
A private international courier will be used instead.
Please note that items containing batteries or bladed tools may not be eligible for shipment.



All items are shipped from Japan.

Description

A complete set of Volumes 1, 2, and 3 of European War Record (Ōshū Sensō Jikki), published in Taishō 3 (1914).

This historical wartime publication was issued shortly after the outbreak of World War I to report developments in Europe to Japanese readers. The magazines contain extensive coverage of military operations, political affairs, notable figures, and international events, accompanied by numerous photographs, illustrations, and maps.

Published by Hakubunkan (Tokyo), each volume includes fold-out battlefield maps that illustrate military positions and major fronts of the conflict, providing valuable historical insight into the early stages of the First World War.

The contents feature portraits of emperors, military commanders, diplomats, warships, troops, cityscapes, and detailed reports on military developments. As contemporary records produced during the opening months of the war, these volumes offer significant documentary and historical value.

The striking Art Nouveau-style color covers depicting a mounted cavalryman are also notable examples of early 20th-century Japanese graphic design and printing.

An attractive set for collectors of World War I material, military history, Japanese modern history, and historical maps.



Details

Type:
Historical wartime magazines

Title:
Ōshū Sensō Jikki (European War Record)

Year:
1914 (Taishō 3)

Publisher:
Hakubunkan, Tokyo

Contents:
Volumes 1, 2 and 3

Supplement:
Fold-out battlefield maps

Language:
Japanese



Condition

Shows age-related wear, including foxing, stains, discoloration, creases, rubbing, and general handling wear.

The covers and spines show signs of age and use.

Each volume has several binding holes, likely added by a previous owner for filing or storage purposes.

The fold-out maps show age-related folds and discoloration, but the principal maps and illustrations remain largely intact.

No major structural damage was observed; however, the magazines are over 100 years old and should be considered in age-appropriate condition.

Please refer carefully to the photographs for details of condition.



Notes

Published immediately after the outbreak of World War I, these magazines provide a fascinating contemporary Japanese perspective on global events and military developments of the period.

With numerous photographs, illustrations, and fold-out maps preserved, this set offers considerable appeal to collectors of military history, World War I memorabilia, historical publications, and cartographic material.

Offre finale
€ 5
Sans prix de réserve

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