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                        <display>1875 - 1895</display>
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                        <display>A shop selling a variety of children&#039;s toys. Visible in the scene are dolls, drums, swords, and rifles. The photographer (Kusakabe Kimbei?) has labelled the print, &quot;D92. Toy Shop.&quot;</display>
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                        <display>This item is from the Emory University Libraries Collection and has been made available to the Emory Community for teaching purposes. Reproduction, distribution, public display, or other reuse of this item beyond a fair use as codified in section 107 of the US Copyright Law is at your own risk. It is your sole responsibility to investigate the copyright status of this item for any additional use and obtain permission when needed.</display>
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                        <display>Japan; toys (recreational artifacts); markets</display>
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                        <display>color prints (photographs)</display>
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