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DescriptionThis is a complete reproduction of the Kohken catalog published in 1982 (Showa 57).This collection includes over 700 items from that era, such as barber chairs, baums, leather strops, shaving mugs, kerosene lamps, clippers, combs, and marble bottle stands.A hardcover book that comprehensively covers the history and techniques of the barber industry. In excellent condition.- Binding format: Hardcover- Place of origin: ST. LOUIS USA- Content: Information about the barber industry- Design: Gold foil stamping on the cover
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