A commemorative album from a school trip to Ise Shrine around 1950 (with stamps and stamps from tourist spots, etc.). ・Format: Accordion style (front and back) ・Size: Approximately 11.9cm tall, 8.9cm wide, 0.5cm thick ・Number of pages: 19 x 2 (front and back) ・Number of stamps: 39 ●Thank you for viewing. A collection of commemorative stamps and temple seals from famous places, temples, and cultural facilities near Ise Jingu Shrine. Includes Naiku, Geku, Ama no Iwato, Otonashi-yama, Meoto Iwa (Futamiura), Mount Asama Kongosho-ji Temple, Toba Port, Jingu Chokokan Museum, Daidaikagura, Ise Ondo, and more. The stamp of Toba Port (photo 11) allows you to enjoy the sight of ama divers diving into the sea. Also, Daidaikagura and Ise Ondo are still being passed down today, and I am also very interested in them. As a side note, the ropeway (Futamiura Passenger Ropeway) depicted in the New Year's sunrise at Futamiura (photo 5) opened in 1932, but was abolished in 1942 due to the wartime metal supply, and only operated for a short 10 years. As this is a commemorative album from over 75 years ago, there is inevitable aging deterioration such as sun damage, scratches, and some tears. Please take a good look at the photos and consider purchasing after you are satisfied. We kindly ask that you refrain from returns, refunds, cancellations, and complaints.