 
        Warship Exhibition at the Aoyama Venue in the Taisho Exposition: Model of Battleship Mikasa, Length: 62 Ken (Approx. 112 Meters), Width: 11 Ken (Approx. 20 Meters), Height: 35 Shaku (Approx. 11 Meters) (Issued by the Warship Exhibition) 大正博覧会附属青山会場軍艦博覧会模型三笠艦 長サ六十二間横幅十一間高サ三十五尺(軍艦博覧会発行)
- Collection of
- Edo-Tokyo Museum
- Title
- Warship Exhibition at the Aoyama Venue in the Taisho Exposition: Model of Battleship Mikasa, Length: 62 Ken (Approx. 112 Meters), Width: 11 Ken (Approx. 20 Meters), Height: 35 Shaku (Approx. 11 Meters) (Issued by the Warship Exhibition)
- Collection ID
- 88107114
- Category
- Printed Material
- Creation Date
- 1914 20世紀
- Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives
- https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-28424.html
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