1871 Japanese print by Shosai Ikkei "Mimeguri Shrine with Distant View of Matsuchiyama Hill" Kerosine Parlour Lamp It DOES NOT include the

It DOES NOT include the original box or packaging

In excellent

this is one my Dad's 1960 vintage spinning reels that was made in France

They are good for those who have limited space

You "change blades" by flipping a lever to advance the band from a small feed spool to a take-up spool

1871 Japanese print by Shosai Ikkei "Mimeguri Shrine with Distant View of Matsuchiyama Hill" Kerosine Parlour Lamp It DOES NOT include theShosai Ikkeis woodblock print, "Mimeguri Shrine with Distant View of Matsuchiyama Hill" (Mimeguri san Matsuchiyama enbo), is part of his 1871 series, Forty Eight Famous Views of Tokyo. The series reflects early Meiji era Tokyo with a nostalgic yet modernizing feel, often depicting scenic, pastoral, or cultural spots. Key Details for "Mimeguri Shrine with Distant View of Matsuchiyama Hill" Artist: Shosai Ikkei (), active circa 1870 1875. Series: Forty