RARE Hiroshima Atomic Aftermath & Mt. Fuji Photography

Twenty-one (21) RARE Original Photographs from Japan - Mount Fuji and Atomic-Bombed Hiroshima Aftermath Quantity: 21 Condition: Mixed GradesMaterials: Paper Item location: NSW, Australia Ship

Japanese Woodblock Print, c1910-23 pre-Earthquake, Daikoku-ya Publisher (Tokyo, 1818-1923). SIZE IN INCHES: 7.5 x 13.5 PROVENANCE: The William Schwed Family Estate - Lifetime Private Collection. COMME

Japanese Woodblock Print, c1930s original, Watanabe Publisher (M-18). SIZE IN INCHES: 6.5 x 15 COMMENTS: Skillfully executed "bokashi" shading, extensive deep "gauffrage" (embossing) to Fuji, highly d

Japanese woodblock print. ARTIST: Ogata Gekko SUBJECT: Mt Fuji and Dragon, "Gekko's Sketches" series DATE: 1896 PUBLISHER: Takekawa Toshisaburo Publisher. SIZE IN INCHES: 9.5 x 14.25 (mounted onto dec

by Arthur Conant, 1916, vellum glaze, a rare winter scene similar to a Higoshige Mt. Fuji scene, boaters on the water, home along the shore, pink sky, typical light crazing, 9 1/4" tall.....Rookwood P

JAPANESE 19th c. SIGNED IMARI & CHINESE ROSE MEDALLION PORCELAIN: 1.) Japanese Imari plate with hand painted flowers, buildings and Mt. Fuji's in under-glaze blue (fired to a blue-grey) and over-glaze

A rare hanging scroll, ink on paper; with a simple painting of Fuji Mountain and calligraphy by Nakaoka Shintaro, with seal marks of Nakaoka Shintaro. Nakaoka Shintaro was a samurai in Bakumatsu perio

Mt. Washington Fig form opalware decorated with fuji mums sugar shaker. Measures 4" H, 3 3/4" W.

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1941, early printing with series title and seals in the right hand margin, from the series "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji" published by Uchida. COMMENTS: RARE early edition

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1941, early printing with series title and seals in the right hand margin, from the series "Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji" published by Uchida. COMMENTS: RARE early edition

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Color photo graph, the second in a series of two photos taken upon the return of the Enola Gay from Hiroshima. Members of the crew watch as Paul Tibbets is presented with the Disti

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Color photograph Immediately taken upon return from the Hiroshima Mission. Paul Tibbets has just received the Distinguished Service Cross from General Spaatz. The first in a series

Atomic Bomb :Enola Gay Crew 8"x10"unusual black and white photograph of the briefing before the Hiroshima Mission. The crews involved in the mission were to watch a movie of the Los Alamos explosion b

WW2 Atomic bomber Brig Gen Paul Tibbetts signed 10 x 8 photo in cockpit of the Enola Gay. Rare inscription Paul Tibbets , pilot B29 Enola Gay Hiroshima Japan 6 Aug 1945, Dated 26/7/2003. He is best kn

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" photo of Charles Albury, Co-Pilot of the Scientific B29 Accompanying the " Enola Gay " to Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, and Co-Pilot of the " Bockscar" the bomb carrying plane to Na

Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849): Mt. Fuji from Gotenyama at Shinagawa on Tokaido Woodblock print, titled, inscribed, signed, with two publisher seals 'Eijudo' and 'Kiwame', framed and glazed, accompani

with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies (replacement font), 15"

Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849): Mt. Fuji from Gotenyama at Shinagawa on Tokaido Woodblock print, titled, inscribed, signed, with two publisher seals 'Eijudo' and 'Kiwame', framed and glazed, accompani

Look at the frolicking Palmer Cox Brownies on this piece of Mt. Washington Napoli glass. Either they are being chased by a couple of Furries or they are chasing after the bunnies. So charming. This ty

What a fantastic Mt. Washington Crown Milano decorated line Victorian oil lamp. This lamp features the "Happy Dragon" design with two dragons on the shade and two on the base. Lovely melon form design

jar with enameled Palmer Cox Brownies, 7"w, 5 1/2"h

Heading: Author: Platinum Title: Bridge and Mount Fuji Maki-e Fountain Pen, Pre-War, Signed by Gyokusen Place Published: Publisher: Date Published: c.1930-1940 Description:

This truly deserves a place on a pedestal in a museum or in your collection. This is the first creamer we have ever seen in Mt. Washington Lava glass. Such an amazing assortment of colored shards in t

Well, what do you think? Nice huh? Yep. Perfecct color and look at the berry decoration. Ugh. It makes us melt. You too we assume. Go ahead and indulge yourself. You won't be sorrry. It measures 2" ta