Flexible curve ruler manufactured by Takeda Drawing Instruments Co Ltd

This Japanese ruler for drawing immaculate curves belongs to a series of objects (accession nos. 2007-50972 to 51483) that document the lifestyle and consumption of a typical Chinese upper middle-class family in the mid 20th century.

 

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