April 5, 2024
2 OCCUPIED JAPAN ELVES RIDING PINCHER BUG/FROG FIGURINE
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2 OCCUPIED JAPAN ELVES RIDING PITCHER BUG/FROG FIGURINE Up for your consideration are two MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN elf figurines. One is riding a spotted frog and the other is riding a pincher bug. Both are marked on the bottom MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN. The one riding the pincher bug measures 5 inches in height and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, crazing or repairs. The one riding the frog has had a repair on his right arm. Looks like it was broken and then reglued other than that it doesn't show much wear, no other repairs, cracks or crazing. Measures 4 1/2 inches in height and also marked on the bottom MADE IN OCCUPIED JAPAN. Both are little dusty from sitting on a shelf for many years. Both have great coloring and display very well. Payments must be rec'd within 10 days from Auction end. Ebay rules now only allow for Paypal payments.The United States Postal Service is chosen as method of shipping. I am not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items, so please if this is a concern, insure. I use bubble wrap and peanuts to insure items arrive safe and undamaged but am not liable once it leaves my possession. Payments must be rec'd 10 days from Auction end. As with all auctions, all sales are final unless items have been grossly misrepresented although returns will be considered on a one on one basis. Any returns,
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