复古日式珐琅看板「战亡者遗属之家 珐琅看板」 - Shōwa period (1926-1989)





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来自昭和时期的原装官方日本瓷釉标牌,题为“Home of a Bereaved War Family”,尺寸为150 × 40 mm,状况良好。
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Vintage Japanese Enamel Sign "Home of a Bereaved War Family"「戦没遺族の家 琺瑯看板」 – Showa Era
This authentic porcelain enamel sign bearing the inscription "Home of a Bereaved War Family" was produced during Japan's Showa era.
Featuring a simple yet striking design with white lettering on a deep blue background, this sign was historically displayed at the homes of families who had lost relatives in war. Today, it serves as a valuable historical artifact reflecting post-war Japanese society and daily life.
The sign shows age-related rust, corrosion, paint loss, and surface wear accumulated over many decades. These signs of age contribute to its authentic vintage character and historical appeal.
It is an excellent collector's item for those interested in Japanese history, Showa-era memorabilia, vintage enamel signs, or historical artifacts.
Item Details
Material: Porcelain enamel
Inscription: "Home of a Bereaved War Family"
Color: Blue / White
Size (approx.): 150 × 40 mm
Condition
Shows age-related rust, corrosion, scratches, paint loss, and other signs of wear.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
A rare and historically significant piece that offers a glimpse into Japan's post-war history and the cultural heritage of the Showa period.
Shipping & Important Notes
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped via Japan Post.
Once it leaves the jurisdiction of Japan Post, delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country.
As the packaging is done by a non-professional, we cannot guarantee perfect packaging quality.
Shipping usually takes around 3 weeks; however, depending on the country, customs clearance may be strict and delivery can take more than one month. Thank you for your understanding.
Import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer.
During customs clearance, you may receive phone calls or emails from customs or the delivery company, so please cooperate to ensure smooth delivery.
If the package is returned due to failure to receive it, the buyer will be responsible for the re-shipping fee.
If we do not receive a response within one month after the item is returned, we may dispose of or resell the item.
We sincerely hope that the item reaches you safely and that you will be satisfied with your purchase.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation to ensure a smooth transaction.
卖家故事
Vintage Japanese Enamel Sign "Home of a Bereaved War Family"「戦没遺族の家 琺瑯看板」 – Showa Era
This authentic porcelain enamel sign bearing the inscription "Home of a Bereaved War Family" was produced during Japan's Showa era.
Featuring a simple yet striking design with white lettering on a deep blue background, this sign was historically displayed at the homes of families who had lost relatives in war. Today, it serves as a valuable historical artifact reflecting post-war Japanese society and daily life.
The sign shows age-related rust, corrosion, paint loss, and surface wear accumulated over many decades. These signs of age contribute to its authentic vintage character and historical appeal.
It is an excellent collector's item for those interested in Japanese history, Showa-era memorabilia, vintage enamel signs, or historical artifacts.
Item Details
Material: Porcelain enamel
Inscription: "Home of a Bereaved War Family"
Color: Blue / White
Size (approx.): 150 × 40 mm
Condition
Shows age-related rust, corrosion, scratches, paint loss, and other signs of wear.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
A rare and historically significant piece that offers a glimpse into Japan's post-war history and the cultural heritage of the Showa period.
Shipping & Important Notes
The item will be carefully packaged and shipped via Japan Post.
Once it leaves the jurisdiction of Japan Post, delivery will be handled by the local postal service in the destination country.
As the packaging is done by a non-professional, we cannot guarantee perfect packaging quality.
Shipping usually takes around 3 weeks; however, depending on the country, customs clearance may be strict and delivery can take more than one month. Thank you for your understanding.
Import duties, taxes, and other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost and are the responsibility of the buyer.
During customs clearance, you may receive phone calls or emails from customs or the delivery company, so please cooperate to ensure smooth delivery.
If the package is returned due to failure to receive it, the buyer will be responsible for the re-shipping fee.
If we do not receive a response within one month after the item is returned, we may dispose of or resell the item.
We sincerely hope that the item reaches you safely and that you will be satisfied with your purchase.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation to ensure a smooth transaction.

