Thank you for viewing. 【Hard ticket with map, Showa 42 (1967) / Includes discontinued stations / 2nd class 90 yen / Used】 ✨Valuable as a railway fan item and historical material✨ This is a hard ticket (2nd class, 90 yen) with a map issued by Japanese National Railways in Showa 42 (1967). It's a piece of high historical value, conveying the names of stations that have since been abolished and the fare system of the time. ◾️Summary of Features • Issued in Showa 42 (1967) • Includes 2nd class and fare notation "90 yen" (valuable fare system from the JNR era) • Map printed (detailed map depicting stations that no longer exist) • "Aki-Kameyama" station listed (former section of the Kabe Line) • Slight stains and age-related deterioration (Showa era feel) • Recommended for railway research materials ◾️About the Condition ・Used ・Legibility of printing and map is good ・90 yen and 2nd class notations can be confirmed ・Slight discoloration and stains due to age (see photos) ・No tears or folds, generally in good condition ◾️Historical Value This ticket is a hard ticket with a map that includes the now-defunct "Aki-Kameyama Station" and railway lines around Hiroshima, including old routes. Furthermore, the ticket itself can be considered a historical document, as it retains the "2-class system (ordinary car at the time = current ordinary seat)" and the fare notation of "90 yen" from the JNR era, telling the story of the social background of the time. The market circulation is expected to decrease further in the future, and those that remain in this condition are extremely rare. It will be carefully packaged and shipped with waterproof and fold protection.