Vintage Japanese "New Medicine" Health Guide | Heibon Magazine Supplement | c. 1960 handkerchief Chlorine-free bleaching process used with Color:Salmon

Name: Vintage Japanese "New Medicine" Health Guide | Heibon Magazine Supplement | c. 1960 handkerchief Chlorine-free bleaching process used with Color:Salmon
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Vintage Japanese "New Medicine" Health Guide Heibon Magazine Supplement c. 1960 handkerchief Chlorine free bleaching process used with Color:Salmon Chlorine free bleaching process used with no heavy metals in the dying or coloring advanced techniques transform washi into durable filament yarn ideal for collectors of vintage magazines issued as a special supplement to Heibon magazine in the late 1950s–early 1960s

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