1937 Imperial Japanese China Incident Pictorial No. 7 Shanghai Hongkou Battle
This is Pictorial Report of the China Incident, No. 7 (1937) – an exceptional, large-format wartime photo journal documenting the early stages of the Shanghai and North China campaigns. Featured inside are powerful original photographs of. The Battle of Hongkou – brutal street-to-street fighting. Creek operations and river-crossing assaults. Imperial Japanese Navy actions around Shanghai. Rapid cavalry and motorized advances across the North China plain. Front-line trenches, supply routes, and ammunition transport missions. A detailed military map of the North China theater. These pictorial magazines were produced only in limited wartime runs, and surviving copies with intact photos & maps are now extremely scarce. The visual intensity-soldiers fighting in rubble, advancing through waterlogged fields, naval aviation over Shanghai-captures the atmosphere of 1937 better than any modern history book. For researchers, collectors, and museums, this is a valuable primary source that preserves the imagery of the Second Sino-Japanese War in real time. Own a piece of history-an authentic wartime record that has survived for nearly nine decades. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.