King George V and Japanese Military signed Alfred Herbert Ltd, Coventry Visitors Book. Leather bound. 10¾ wide x 12½ tall x 1 thick. Royal signatures. Important Japanese signatures. Research carried out by Trevor Baker on 5 May 2021. 22 Jul 1915. George V. 1 Sep 1915. Seymour Joseph. This is probably Seymour Percy Joseph, b. 31 Mar 1877 (Birmingham), who was a 2nd Lt in the Royal Flying Corps. 7 Jun 1916. George Loveden William Henry Parker, 7th Earl of Macclesfield. Born 24 May 1888; g s of 6th Earl, and o c of Viscount Parker (d 1895) and Carine Agnes (d 1919), d of late Pryse Loveden, Gogerddan, Cardigan (she m 2nd, 1897, Capt. L. W. Matthews, 5th Dragoon Guards); m 1909, Lilian Joanna Vere (d 1974), d of Major Charles Boyle, The Priory, Great Milton, Oxon; two s; died 20 Sept. 1975. Lord Lieutenant of County of Oxford, 1954-63. 29 Jun 1916. G Whitehouse. This is probably George Whitehouse. 1 Feb 1917. Japanese military officers: Colonel Junshiro Nagano. Osaka Arsenal. Colonel Kijir? Nambu, Tokyo Arsenal. Major Koichi Suzumura, War Office. Major O Ogawa, Army Ordnance Dept, Tokyo. Major Ohno. War Office. 2 Mar 1917. James Broughton Dugdale. Wroxall Abbey, Warwick. Born 19 Sept. 1855; e s of late James Dugdale, of Wroxall, and Mary Louisa, d of John Plummer; m 1878, Laura Jane, e d of J. T. Arkwright, of Hatton House, Co. Warwick; died 15 Jan. 1927. JP, DL. Harrow; Trinity College, Oxford. Captain and Hon. Major late Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry; Alderman Warwickshire County Council; High Sheriff Warwickshire, 1907. 3 Jan 1922. Japanese Trade Mission. Most signatures identified.