漂流乳業

$The image is a vintage advertisement poster from Taisho 13 (1924) for "Anmelz," a product described as "bottle-packed massage" by 漂流乳業 (@CityMilkNet). It features a detailed black-and-white illustration of a bottle containing a small human figure, likely a masseur, with Japanese text surrounding it, explaining the product\'s benefits. A smaller box at the bottom left shows the product packaging. The composition is intricate, with dense text in vertical columns, typical of early 20th-century Japanese design, and no platform watermarks are present.$

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漂流乳業

@CityMilkNet

Jul 5

両国駅・旅客三等待合室のミルクスタンド、昭和7年。

The image shows a milk stand located in the passenger waiting room at Ryogoku Station, Japan, in the year 1932 (Showa 7). The stand is circular with a white counter and has Japanese text written on it, advertising milk and other beverages. Behind the counter, a woman is standing, likely an attendant. The setting appears to be indoors, with tiled walls and a somewhat vintage aesthetic, reflecting the era. The post text provides context that this is a historical photograph from Ryogoku Station, enhancing the understanding of the image's setting and time period.

広告に応用できる外国まん画、昭和25年。古雑誌「素晴しい販売員」巻頭企画。

昭和25年、アメリカ向け輸出玩具 MEW MEW KITTEN（ニャーニャー仔猫）。かわいい。外貨獲得するにゃ～。

$The image is a vintage advertisement for "Mew Mew Kitten," a 1950 (Showa 25) toy exported to America, featuring a cute orange tabby kitten illustration with large eyes and a playful pose. The text, in both Japanese and English, highlights the toy\'s charm and its purpose for earning foreign currency, as noted in the post by 漂流乳業 (@CityMilkNet). The design includes colorful text like "MEW MEW KITTEN" in red and green, with additional Japanese text promoting the toy\'s appeal. No platform watermarks are present, and the composition is clear, nostalgic, and visually appealing, reflecting mid-20th-century Japanese pop culture.$

Googleストリートビューに唯一？残る、血液銀行の面影。広島血液銀行・小郡営業所（山口支社）。別の店舗（花屋さん？）が後に入り、上から看板を巻き直したものの、廃業・放置で剥がれて露出。平成26年頃、ついに解体。これは恐らく配送拠点。採血センターは下関の新地町にありました。

A two-story building with a red upper facade and white lower section. A faded sign with Japanese text reading "広島血液銀行" (Hiroshima Blood Bank) is partially visible above the entrance. A white car is parked in front of the building. The windows have curtains, and the structure appears weathered.

舶来簡易殺鼠剤、大正4年。仕事を失ったネコが途方に暮れている。泣かないで…

$The image is a vintage Japanese advertisement from Taisho 4 (1915) for a product called "舶来簡易殺鼠剤" (imported simple rat poison). It features a black-and-white illustration of a sad cat wearing a towel around its neck, sitting dejectedly, symbolizing a cat that has lost its job due to the rat poison. The text, written in traditional Japanese, surrounds the cat, detailing the product and its purpose, while the post text from 漂流乳業 (@CityMilkNet) adds a poignant caption about the cat\'s plight, encouraging it not to cry. The composition is nostalgic, with a sepia-toned background and intricate typography, evoking early 20th-century design. No platform watermarks are present.$

森永製菓のビスケットいろいろ、昭和20～30年代。当時の手描き商標出願まとめ。知らないタイプが結構ある…

なにかに目覚めたクマ、昭和34年

仔猫は無事アメリカへ行けたようです。eBayに居ました。＜Vintage S.N.K. Metal Wind-Up Mew-Mew Kitten, Cat, Box, Made in Occupied Japan, Rare＞ ebay.com/itm/3260632307

The image shows a vintage wind-up toy kitten, orange with a green ribbon, inside a worn cardboard box, accompanied by a key for winding. The box lid features colorful artwork of a cartoon cat labeled "Mew Mew Kitten" and text indicating it was made in Occupied Japan, suggesting rarity. A separate eBay listing link in the post text confirms this is a rare S.N.K. Metal Wind-Up Mew-Mew Kitten, highlighting its journey to America. No platform watermarks are visible, and the composition is clear, focusing on the toy and packaging.

「売血」勧誘ビラ、昭和30年代。日暮里にあった日本ブラッド・バンク（民間の血液銀行）の採血センター。200cc=500円コースと、400cc=1,000円コース。一部判読困難。「山谷地域における売血事情：主として簡易宿泊人に関する実態報告」（昭和39年）より。

お醤油ぶちまけガール、明治37年。

昭和30年代のアカチャンホンポ

買い取ったあと売るわけで、病院向けの広告があります。日本ブラッド・バンク「銀行血」、昭和31年。当時の輸血リソースは献血よりも売（買）血が主流。全国30社以上あった血液銀行業者は、主にドヤ街で売血者を募って採血し、その保存血液を電話一本でお届け、という流れ。

$The image features an advertisement for 日本ブラッド・バンク (Japan Blood Bank) from 1956, showing two sections. The top left depicts a black-and-white illustration of medical professionals in a hospital setting, performing a transfusion with a patient and equipment visible, reflecting the era\'s medical practices. The bottom right shows a photograph of the Japan Blood Bank building, a multi-story structure with a sign, indicating its physical location. The text, including "銀行血" (Bank Blood) and details about blood procurement and delivery, highlights the historical practice of selling blood, primarily from marginalized communities, as noted in the post. No platform watermarks are present.$