IRON AND STEEL FOR EXPORT TO JAPAN: SCRAPPING OLD SHIPS AT NELSON

BREAKING UP OLD STEAMERS TO PROVIDE SCRAP IRON FOR EXPORT TO JAPAN: ACTIVITIES AT NELSON

Auckland Libraries

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Southwest Japan (Kyūshū, Shikoku, and southwest Honshū), iron and steel industry, iron mines and d...

Stanford University Libraries

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Heaps of scrap iron, being exported to Japan

Alexander Turnbull Library

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Poland Reported Planning to Place Orders for Ships in Japan

Open Society Archives

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Iron and steel plant lay-outs: Plant lay-out for Japan Iron and Steel Company - Hirohata works. Report No. 36b(91)(a), USSBS Index Section 2

NDL Digital Collections

NDL Digital Collections

Met, Japan, VESS/CONT/HOLDERS. Ewer for sake, 1750-1850, cast iron; wrought-iron handle and silver...

Victoria and Albert Museum

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Foreign Traders at Yokohama Transporting Merchandise to Foreign Ships, published by Yamaguchiya Tōbei

Harvard Art Museums

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Foreign Traders at Yokohama Transporting Merchandise to Foreign Ships, published by Yamaguchiya Tōbei

Harvard Art Museums

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Foreign Traders at Yokohama Transporting Merchandise to Foreign Ships, published by Yamaguchiya Tōbei

Harvard Art Museums

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Foreign Traders at Yokohama Transporting Merchandise to Foreign Ships, published by Yamaguchiya Tōbei

Harvard Art Museums

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Foreign Traders at Yokohama Transporting Merchandise to Foreign Ships, published by Yamaguchiya Tōbei

Harvard Art Museums

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THE AMERICAN CAPITAL SHIPS AND LIGHT CRUISERS NOW COMPLETING IN U.S.A. TO KEEP AHEAD OF JAPAN

Auckland Libraries

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Plant expansion: Plan for the moving of iron and steel manufacturing plants to Korea, Manchuria, Mongolia, and China. Report No. 36a(13)(a), USSBS Index Section 2

NDL Digital Collections

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May 1904 Japan seconds army preoccupation Furanten, China, and is picture to breaking the iron bridge every place

Library of Congress

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May 1904 Japan seconds army preoccupation Furanten, China, and is picture to breaking the iron bridge every place

Library of Congress

Trove: National Library of Australia

Kawasaki Heavy Industry - Fukiai iron plate warehouse-graphs on labor force, production, and raw materials: Production data on motor sheet transformers and special steel for aircraft- October 1943 to August 1945, and production data on ordinary steel sheet, plate for cartridge, and ordinary steel plate. Report No. 36b(101)(b), USSBS Index Section 2

NDL Digital Collections

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Portrait of RNZAF Flight Lieutenant JR McClemont, Navigator, for survey flight to Japan, at Whenuapai aerodr...

Alexander Turnbull Library

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Col [Kenrick?] and the sisters of 1 General Hospital, at Suda Bay, Crete, prior to embarkation for Egypt

Alexander Turnbull Library

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Portrtait of RNZAF Flight Lieutenant AF Jacobsen, W/Opr for survey flight to Japan, at Whenuapai aerodrome, ...

Alexander Turnbull Library

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Sketch of a voyage to the India and China seas, including Japan and the Pacific islands, for the p...

Research Libraries UK

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Mail bags, at the Army PO Maadi camp, being sorted and loaded onto convoy lorries for distribution to the Ne...

Alexander Turnbull Library

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Intelligence memoranda-material relative to higher authorities in Japan: Memorandum on subject of COA sub-committee's supplemental report on Japanese iron and steel industry. Report No. 53a(50)(g), USSBS Index Section 2

NDL Digital Collections

NDL Digital Collections

Court Exh. No. 2599: Speech made by Chen Kyng-po at Shanghai on 1 Jan 1940 entitled "The Road to Everlasting Peace between China and Japan" Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2589

NDL Digital Collections

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Court Exh. No. 2599: Speech made by Chen Kyng-po at Shanghai on 1 Jan 1940 entitled "The Road to Everlasting Peace between China and Japan" Excerpt from Exhibit for identification No. 2589

NDL Digital Collections

NDL Digital Collections