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1905 Russo-Japanese War Postcard: Admiral Togo & Flagship Mikasa
A significant primary source document from the peak of the Russo-Japanese War (Battle of Tsushima).
Visual Elements: Features a powerful portrait of Admiral Togo Heihachiro alongside the Combined Squadron led by the Flagship Mikasa.
Philatelic Significance: Boasts a stunning original 1.5 sen stamp tied by a rare and crisp blue Naval Commemorative Cancellation.
An exceptional historical artifact combining military naval history with highly desirable early 20th-century postal routing.
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📮 Shipping & Handling
🇺🇸 For U.S. Buyers:
- Combined Shipping: Only +$2.00 for each additional item (Includes all US Import Duties/DDP). No need to request a total; just add items to your cart and the discount applies instantly.
- No Hidden Fees: As an authorized dealer, we use the DDP system. No additional payments or customs procedures are required upon delivery.
🌏 For International Buyers (Outside the U.S.):
- Standard Airmail: Shipped from Japan without tracking or insurance to keep costs low.
- Free Tracking Upgrade: If your total purchase exceeds USD 30, tracking will be added automatically at no extra cost.
- Optional Tracking: If you prefer tracking for items under $30, please contact us before purchase.
- Customs: Buyers are responsible for any import duties, VAT, customs fees, or local handling charges that may be collected upon delivery. Please check your local regulations before purchase.
🔳 About UsWelcome! I am a Licensed Antique Dealer in Japan (License No. 481342500013).
My goal is to make your buying experience positive and professional.
🔳 About JVPA (Japan Vintage Paper Art)This store is part of our Cultural Preservation Project. To preserve history for future generations, some items are archived in digital form.
- These digital records may be used for research, education, or future digital collections.
- You receive full ownership of the original physical artifact, while the historical data is preserved in our archives.
🔸 See also other WWII Japan Postcards in my store.
