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TEICHIKU Gramophone Needle
This TEICHIKU gramophone needle tin was made for the local Japanese market, evidenced by the price of 50 yen printed on the lid. The image is that of a statue which can be seen today in the gardens surrounding Tokyo’s Imperial Palace. Kusunoki Masashige was a great samurai warrior who fought for Japan’s Emperor in the early 14 century. He is depicted riding horseback on a rearing horse, likely in tribute to his leadership of one of many great samurai battles he fought for Japan’s Emperor. A nice tin which still has some of its original needles.
It measures 57mm (w) x 38mm (h) x 9mm (d).
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