This is a peace commemorative postcard issued in 1951 (Showa 26). The design symbolizes peace, featuring a boy in a school cap and a girl in a kimono holding doves. It's a postcard that conveys the warm atmosphere of the post-war reconstruction period. On the front, a 1½ yen "Peace Commemoration" dove stamp is affixed, and a commemorative cancellation mark "Nagoya Peace Commemoration 8.7.1" is stamped. On the back, a 3 yen dove stamp is also affixed, with a commemorative cancellation mark of the same design. Both the coloring and composition are very beautiful, making it a representative work of the commemorative postal culture of the early post-war period. Condition: Slight yellowing and staining due to aging. No folds or tears. Vibrant colors are preserved, and the stamp impressions are clear. No writing on either the front or back. Size: Approximately 14cm x 9cm (standard postcard size) Shipping: Will be shipped via Yu-Packet Mini, with cardboard reinforcement and waterproof packaging. English Summary: 1951 Peace Commemorative Postcard (Heiwa Kinen E-hagaki). Depicts postwar youth with doves, featuring original 1½ yen and 3 yen “Peace” stamps, both with special Nagoya cancellation dated 1 July 1951. Very good vintage condition; bright colours and no writing. #PeaceCommemoration #Showa26 #PostwarReconstruction #DoveStamp #CommemorativePostcard #MinistryOfPostsAndTelecommunications #PostwarArt #NagoyaPostmark #CARTEPOSTALE #JapanesePostalHistory #AntiquePostcard #RetroPostcard #1950s #Antique #BuyeeFriendly #PaperAntique