This issue of "Fuzoku Gaho," a renowned cultural and historical magazine, provides a detailed insight into the customs and societal norms of the Meiji era. Published in 1896, this edition features numerous illustrations and articles that capture the essence of the time. Condition and Details: This rare publication is over 100 years old and shows signs of its age and storage conditions. The magazine has some general wear, minor stains, and a faint storage odor. Some pages exhibit light tanning, minor stains, slight discoloration, and occasional folds or creases. Additionally, some sections are partially detached. Despite these signs of aging, the content remains largely intact and the lithographs retain their historical and artistic value. Please refer to the provided photographs for a detailed view of its condition. Collector's Note: Despite the signs of aging, this edition remains a valuable historical artifact. It offers a rich visual and textual record of the Meiji era, making it an essential piece for collectors interested in Japanese history and culture. Shipping and Handling Notice: Given the delicate nature of this historical document, special care will be taken during packaging and shipping. The item will be securely wrapped to prevent any further damage and ensure it arrives in your hands as preserved as possible. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: We specialize in rare historical books and periodicals with a focus on Japanese cultural heritage. Our collection is carefully curated to ensure the authenticity and preservation of each item. Should you have any concerns upon receipt, please contact us for support. This edition of "Fuzoku Gaho" is an indispensable resource for historians, collectors, and anyone interested in the cultural heritage of the Meiji era.