Rare Antique Japanese Military Three Human Bombs Embossed Army Sake Bottle

Rare Antique Japanese Military Three Human Bombs Embossed Army Sake Bottle

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$114.99

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Rare Antique Japanese Military Three Human Bombs Embossed Army Sake BottleThis is an antique Japanese military sake bottle, decorated with an embossed picture of the three human bombs going up against Chinese defenses. There's also a poem on the back about their sacrificial bravery. Condition: Mint. The white spots are where the blue glaze didn't cover the base clay Size: 5. 75" tall x 2. 5" across

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I am new to sublimation printing, and purchased this based on recommendations from multiple websites. I'm so glad I did! It transfers well onto several mediums, including shirts, totes, mousepads and cups. I've never had any jams or misfeeds, and the quality of the paper is high. I'll definitely purchase again!

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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2026