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Re: WWII+ Japanese ceramics
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"Made in Japan" was a subject on HISTARCH awhile ago, I think.  In California
we've had MADE IN JAPAN on ceramics from a definite 1915 fire deposit.  Also
reported from a firmly dated 1907 well.  Irene Stitt gives a 1921 date but
that seems too late, based on the archaeology deposits.

M. Maniery

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