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Himemiya
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This was the first box of tea I had. Is dented everywhere, but painting one remains, and leaves perfectly read its inscription.
Data of 1917, according to the calendar that has engraved on the side.
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Esta fue la primera caja de té que tuve. Está abollada por todas partes, pero la pintura un se mantiene, y deja leer perfectamente su inscripción.
Data del año 1917, según el calendario que tiene grabado en un costado.
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