1936 Print Kanegafuchi Dormitory Kimono Japanese Girls Tokyo Textile Mill FZ2 XGX6 This is an original 1930

This is an original 1930 photogravure of oil palms (Elaeis) in the Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo)

There is damage to the left of this cover due to it being removed from the magazine

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The top image is a cityscape view of Monrovia and the bottom image is a street scene of the shopping area of Waterside

This ad specially features the Lincoln Berline automobile

1936 Print Kanegafuchi Dormitory Kimono Japanese Girls Tokyo Textile Mill FZ2 XGX6 This is an original 1930This is an original 1936 halftone print of girls at a boarding school in a textile mill in Japan. Seen is the dormitory room at the Kanegafuchi factory, which we are assuming is located in Tokyo. Japanese farmer's daughters would usually come to boarding schools like this at the age of twelve or thirteen, and could eat lunch for 4 and a half cents. The caption writes, "Each mat is a bedstead. Fifteen floor mats: ten girls."CONDITION This 75+ year old