Japanese Troops in Winter Quarters. 1905

For Sale is a 2 Page, 4 Side, Supplement to "The Sphere," February 11th 1905, showing the following Photographs of "The Japanese Troops in Winter Quarters - a Campaign Amid the Snows. " Showing Scenes in Oyama's Camp in the Hun-Ho District. Photographed by I. H. Hare.

       a- Front Page Photograph is "A Picket Post Dug Out in the Side of a Hill.
           (Descriptive text at bottom of page.
       b- Middle Page Photographs.
            1- Saluting the Captain.
            2- A "Dug-Out" on the Hillside.
            3- "Dug-Outs" with all the comforts of home - Stoves or Kangs with Flues made from Chinese Shrines.
            4- Soldiers making Charcoal for use in the Trenches.
            5- In Trenches made under great difficulty.
            6- A Kitchen sheltered by a Hill - Soldiers at Breakfast.
            7- Stables formed of Kowliang to protect the Horses.
            8- Improvised Bomb-proof made by Chinamen near Yentai.
            9- Making the Roof of the Bathroom.
        c- Japanese Duties During the Truce Imposed by Winter.
            1- Cutting Wood for Winter Use.
            2- Major Yokura, First Administrator.
            3- "He's Next."
            4- Soldiers Keeping Themselves Warm by Cutting Wood.
            5- Soldiers Unloading Transports at Newchwang.

Condition is Very Good.