This unique collection of Japanese memorabilia is a treasure trove for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Included in the collection is a beautifully crafted silk scarf in a cedar box, dating back to 1956. The scarf is a reproduction of the one in the Imperial Household Museum featuring a brocade fabric of white tigers and phoenix birds. The scarf is pure silk measuring 24" x 12", made by the Tatsumura Institute of Textile Art. The stunning multi-color design and is made from high-quality silk material. The collection also includes souvenir labels from the restoration of a C-47 aircraft dated July 25, 1956 and a HUP-2 helicopter dated October 4, 1956. The cedar box has its original label. The items originate from Japan and represent the rich cultural heritage of the country. This is a must-have for anyone looking to add a piece of history to their collection.