1937 Imperial Japanese China Incident Pictorial No.7 Shanghai Hongkou Battle For Sale

This is Pictorial Report of the China Incident, No.7 (1937) — an exceptional, large-format wartime photo journal documenting the early stages of the Shanghai and North China campaigns.

Featured inside are powerful original photographs of:

• The Battle of Hongkou (閘北) – brutal street-to-street fighting
• Creek operations and river-crossing assaults
• Imperial Japanese Navy actions around Shanghai
• Rapid cavalry and motorized advances across the North China plain
• Front-line trenches, supply routes, and ammunition transport missions
• A detailed military map of the North China theater

These pictorial magazines were produced only in limited wartime runs, and surviving copies with intact photos & maps are now extremely scarce.

The visual intensity—soldiers fighting in rubble, advancing through waterlogged fields, naval aviation over Shanghai—captures the atmosphere of 1937 better than any modern history book.

For researchers, collectors, and museums, this is a valuable primary source that preserves the imagery of the Second Sino-Japanese War in real time.

Own a piece of history—an authentic wartime record that has survived for nearly nine decades.

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