Set of 7 Vintage Japanese Advertising Matchboxes | Showa Era Café, Bar & Business Matchbooks | 1950s–70ss Blue bowl carved with a single oval MASA-POT-B-1

Name: Set of 7 Vintage Japanese Advertising Matchboxes | Showa Era Café, Bar & Business Matchbooks | 1950s–70ss Blue bowl carved with a single oval MASA-POT-B-1
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 41961226893
Price: 65.00 USD
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Set of 7 Vintage Japanese Advertising Matchboxes | Showa Era Café, Bar & Business Matchbooks | 1950s–70ss Blue bowl carved with a single oval MASA-POT-B-1

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Set of 7 Vintage Japanese Advertising Matchboxes Showa Era Café, Bar & Business Matchbooks 1950s–70ss Blue bowl carved with a single oval MASA POT B 1 carved with a single oval cavity and a sturdy handle Small: 3" wide and minor edge wear consistent with age A wonderful assortment of Japanese commercial design

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