Thank you for viewing. This is a Class A hard ticket (used) issued at Fukui Station on December 30, 1965. Notably, the back side has a stamp that reads "Issued by the Fukui Railway Security Office Director." This "Railway Security Office" was an internal organization within the Japanese National Railways (JNR) at the time, responsible for maintaining public safety and order. This indicates a special form of issuance, different from ordinary passenger tickets and express tickets. As a ticket, unlike regular hard tickets, it is likely a business or official issue, with text such as "○職" (Occupation), "Ordinary Express Ticket," and "Substitute Certificate" printed on it, making it a very interesting document related to the security department. ■Condition It is used, so there is some yellowing due to aging, but the stamp remains clear. ■Shipping Method It will be carefully packaged with cardboard reinforcement and waterproof protection. ■Remarks Hard tickets issued by the Security Office are rare and a very niche collectible. This is a valuable item for a wide range of fields, including railway security/security materials, hard ticket collections, and railway history research.