Kanzeon Reigenki Hyakuban Mokuroku (Record of the Miracles of Kannon: Index of the One Hundred Pilgrimage Sites) A collaboration between collaboration of acclaimed artists Toyokuni III and Hiroshige II, [Ansei 6 (1859)]. SOLD
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Untitled hikifuda (advertisement) An unused advertisement print designed by Kyōsai, [ca. early Meiji period (1870-80s)?]. SOLD
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Chinshō Shinshi (New Magazine of Rare Laughs) Featuring a woodblock-printed upper wrapper by Kyōsai, Meiji 11 [1878]. SOLD
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Tsuki to Supponchi (The Moon and a Supponchi) Issues 1 to 20 of the satirical newspaper , Meiji 11-12 [1878-1879]. SOLD
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Danjo Shussan Takara no Yamairi (Male and Female Birth: Entering the Treasure Trove) One of the scarcest Kyōsai-Ōga creations, Meiji 14 [1881]. SOLD
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Cirque Soulie (Circus Soulie) An illustrated program for the French Circus Soulie, Meiji 5 [1872]. SOLD
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Kōko Shinbun (World News) Issues 1-5 of a pro-Bakufu newspaper, Keiō 4 [1868]. SOLD
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Nanakorobi Yaoki Kaiun Sugoroku (The Vicissitudes of Life: Game-Sheet of Fortune and Success A bright, unused sugoroku, ca. late 20th century? SOLD
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Collection of gōkan envelopes Woodblock-printed envelopes for serial novels, ca. late Edo period (1850-60s)? SOLD
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Kōkoku (Advertisement) An advertisement for useful documents, with a playful moji-e, ca. late Edo to Meiji period (1850-1900s)? SOLD
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An album of match labels Over 400 match labels from the early Shōwa period, ca. Shōwa 2-10 (1927-35). SOLD
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Edo meibutsu: nishikie kōsaku (The cultivation of brocade prints, a famous product of Edo) An ukiyo-e of an ukiyo-e workshop run by female artisans, ca. early to mid Shōwa period (1930-60s)? SOLD
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Dōhan gashū (Album of copperplate prints) An album of copperplate prints, ca. early to mid-Meiji period (1870-80s). SOLD
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Five copperplate-printed maps of places in Japan Produced by Japanese studios, ca. late Edo to early Meiji period (1840-60s)? SOLD
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Six printed items relating to Japan A miscellany of Japan-related prints, mid-Edo period to early Meiji period (1669-1840s?). SOLD
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Kachi-Kachi Mountain A traditional tale in English and Japanese, for language learners, Meiji 20 (1887). SOLD
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Untitled surimono By Kita Busei, ca. late Edo period (1840-50s). SOLD
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Untitled surimono By Deguchi Sansetsu, Hinoetatsu (1856). SOLD
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Shin'an Nankyoku tanken hikōki sugoroku (Antarctic expedition by plane: a newly devised game-sheet) A game based on the 'heroic era' of Antarctic exploration, Meiji 44 (1911). SOLD
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Hand-painted fan design A hand-painted fan design produced by Toshio Inouye, [ca. late Meiji to early Shōwa period (1900-20s)? SOLD
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Hand-painted fan design A hand-painted fan design produced by Toshio Inouye, ca. late Meiji to early Shōwa period (1900-20s)? SOLD
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Takanawa Ushimachi oborozuki no kei (Hazy moonlight at Ushimachi, Takanawa) A steam train passing through Ushimachi, by Kiyochika, ca. early to mid-twentieth century? SOLD
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Kudanzaka Satsuki no yoru (A night in May at Kudanzaka Hill) Kudanzaka at night, by Kiyochika, ca. early to mid-twentieth century? SOLD
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Kaiunbashi Daiichi Ginkō (Kaiunbashi Bridge and the First National Bank) A snowy scene of Kaiunbashi Bridge and the First National Bank, by Kiyochika, ca. early to mid-twentieth century? SOLD
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Edo Ryōgoku suzumi no zu (Cooling off at Ryōgoku in Edo) A cool summer's evening at Ryōgoku, by Eizan, Bunka 8 (1811). SOLD
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Ryōgoku-bashi (Ryōgoku Bridge) Ryogoku Bridge, by Kuniyoshi, ca. late Bunka to early Bunsei era (1810-20s)? SOLD
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Tōken Gonbē Tōken Gonbē, by Yoshitora, ca. Tenpō 14 to Kōka 4 (1843-1847). SOLD
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Untitled collection of hand-painted and printed illustrations Printed and hand-painted illustrations by Japanese artists, ca. Taishō to early Shōwa period (1920-30s)? SOLD
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Untitled set of fan designs A collection of printed designs for fans, ca. Taishō to early Shōwa period (1920-30s)? SOLD
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Shinpan kawari utsushi-e (Changing magic lantern pictures: newly carved) Mini-envelopes with movable screens, ca. mid to late Meiji period (1880-90s)? SOLD
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Shunkyō harimaze sugoroku (A game sheet of miscellaneous scraps: the enjoyments of spring) A New Year's game illustrated by Hiroshige, ca. Bunkyū period (1860s)? SOLD
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Rinhyō nishiki-shū (Collection of brocade matchbox labels) Over 1,300 matchbox labels, mostly woodblock-printed, ca. early Shōwa period (1930s). SOLD
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Yukihisa Isobe Exhibition A cat flap catalogue of works by Yukihisa Isobe, 1964. SOLD
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Souvenir and programme of the visit of Prince Fushimi to England A crepe-paper poster commemorating the visit of Prince Fushimi to England and Scotland, ca. 1907. SOLD
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A manuscript report of the death of the Christian 'Uheiji' The record of the death of a Japanese Christian, Kyōhō 11 (1726). SOLD
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Dōke kyōga-zukushi (A collection of humorous caricatures) A comedic print on the use and abuse of money, Meiji 8 (1875). SOLD
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An untitled folding object A folding object with eleven secret compartments, ca. Meiji period (1870-1910s?). SOLD
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Three postcards designed to commemorate a track-and-field event Three abstract postcards, ca. 1925. SOLD
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Bookman A Japanese magazine for bibliophiles, Shōwa 3 [1928]. SOLD
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Hikanyakuōen (Medicine for the liver and spleen) An advertisement for liver and spleen medicine, [revised in Meiji 28 (1895). SOLD
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An untitled collection of kibyōshi title panels A collection of creative title panels for kibyōshi volumes, ca. mid-Edo period (1790-1830s?). SOLD
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