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1942175230No details of publisher. Circa1942. Five mimeographed stapled booklets 26 x 18 cm 26 8 50 16 24 pp including wrappers on folded sheets 3 folding charts text diagrams and tables paper browning some soiling and discolouration and occasional ink marking in the text lower wrapper one booklet detached but in still in sound condition. A set of unpublished mimeographed Japanese military documents containing detailed information about various parts of the Tapanuli Regency of Sumatra under Japanese occupation. The four separate volumes cover Tapanuli Regency in general the town of Tarutun Fort de Kock Bukittingi and the wider central west coast region of Sumatra. The volume on Tapanuli is dated August 1942 and the volume of Tarutun October 1942 suggesting that these were compiled a few months after the Japanese invasion of Sumatra. They contain basic information on climate population history customs transport and education. The volume on Tarutun includes a detailed fold-out map of the town and there are also detailed statistical tables on climate agriculture education etc. A rare and important source for researching the wartime history of Indonesia. . No details of publisher. unknown
1854177799Japan. Circa1854. Black and white woodblock kawaraban printed on two joined sheets vertical central crease 41 x 63cm a little worming mainly on margins and repaired with paper on the reverse a little light browning but still presents very well. This kawaraban reports on how foreign visitors from the United States and Russia were treated in order to keep the peace and safety of God's country Japan. <br> <br>It reports that foreigners had arrived in Uraga this being the time of the second visit of Perry to Japan in 1854. The kawaraban goes on to list official gifts from the Shogunate to the President and his delegation members from the United States as well as to the Russian delegation. The gifts include lacquer boxes silk textiles as well as rice and chickens for the crew. <br> <br>The attractive black and white image at the foot of the report depicts a meeting in Yokohama at which a high ranking Tokugawa official received foreign visitors. The visitors are shown prostrating themselves in the open outdoor space in front of the building where the official sits. . unknown
215188Japan. Early Meiji. Black and white woodblock print 33 x 45.8cm few small stains a few small holes neatly repaired. A lively and attractive image. This fun-filled woodblock print is an advertisement for a visiting American circus to Japan in the early Meiji period most likely around the 1870s. The main attraction is the equestrian feats but other acrobatic entertainments including trapeze and clown acts are also featured. Seventeen American names with six others are listed in the left bottom corner. Western circuses such as Risley Circus and Chiarini Circus were very popular in Japan during the Meiji period. . unknown
19782110502151006028Horupushuppan 1978. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 box Horupushuppan paperback
1994173376Stuttgart, Fillibach Verlag / Efinger, 1994.
1778137088Suzuki Rinshô sensei fude 1778, Anei 7 Éditeur : Kinzan-dô 1778 Complet en 3 volumes, 17.5 x 25.5, reliure japonaise refaite, 58 illustrations illustrations gravées sur bois en noir, 54 à double page, représentant des scènes de la vie quotidienne et des fêtes. Textes d’introductions et colophon. Bon exemplaire.
1823137092Tōto : Eijudō, Bunsei 6 (1823) 1823 3 volumes, 18 x 13 cm., reliure à la japonaise d’origine, 2 étiquette conservées la seconde défectueuse ; 1 : 2 pp. d'introduction et 48 pages 24 ff; illustrées de modèles de peignes ; 2 : 40 pages 20 ff. de modèles de peignes ; 62 pages 31 ff. de modèles de pipes et trois pages de colophon. Ensemble fané.
187151324Stockholm Norstedt & Söner 1871. 4to. Uncut unopened. As extracted without wrappers. Very fine and clean. 64 pp. <br/><br/><em>The rare first printing of the Swedish-Japanese Treaty of 1868; the very first treaty Meiji Government made with a foreign state.The Meiji government was the early government of the Empire of Japan and in April 1868 the Charter Oath was promulgated in which Emperor Meiji set out the broad general outlines for Japan's development and modernization. A central governmental structure or Daijkan was established which included a department of foreign affairs. The present Swedish-Japanese treaty was the very first of a long line of treatise. </em> unknown
187151324[Stockholm, Norstedt & Söner, 1871]. 4to. Uncut, unopened. As extracted without wrappers. Very fine and clean. 64 pp.
193856764Portland OR: Heathman Hotel 1938. Oblong folio. 18.5 x 16.25 in. 18 leaves unnumbered. on thick beige-coloured paper w/ 101 silver gelatin photos mounted sized from 4.25 x 6 in. up to 6.25 x 8.5 in. all identified and labeled below in neat draftsman’s hand some ruling as well two images removed by family members and 1 leaf w/o lower 3rd of leaf. Recent black cloth post-binder gilt lettering stamped on front cover still VG exemplar all images with bright strong contrast from the library of Harry Heathman 1906-1962 owner and manager of the historic Heathman Hotel in Portland OR. This interesting photo album chronicles the 1938 “Entente cordiale†trip of many noted U.S. hotel managers and owners to Japan and Manchukuo China against the backdrop of continued Japanese incursions into China including the bombing of civilians in Canton and diplomatic conflicts with the U.S. Intended by Japanese officials to entice American tourists to visit Japanese hotels the hotel execs including Harry Heathman of the Heathman Hotel Charles Baad of the Los Angeles Biltmore John Ramboz of the Los Angeles Ambassador Carl Stanley of the Hotel Del Monte and others all sailed on the N-Y-K ocean liner Tatuta Maru newly renamed in 1938. The photos show the first class lounge dances and sightseeing in Japan the Tosyogu Shrine at Nikko where they stayed at the Kanaya Hotel other temples and the Buddha at Kamakura and gifts presented at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. Other stops included the famed Fujiya Hotel with photos of the owner Mr. Yamaguchi and manager M. Arai a visit to the Nagoya Castle and more. Carl Stanley and his wife are shown riding the “Asia†Express in Manchukuo the Mukden Yamato Hotel the Yamato hotel near Dairen formerly Port Arthur and photos at the Port Arthur monument in Manchukuo. The Tatuta Maru sailed originally as the Tatsuta Maru including transporting Olympic athletes from Japan in 1932 and was the last passenger liner to travel between Japan and the U.S. with stop in Honolulu H.T. in Oct. 1941. She was used by the Japanese Navy as a feint supposedly to pick up another load of repatriating Japanese departing Yokohama on Dec. 2nd but reversed course the night of Dec. 6/7 and returned to Japan. See: Hotel Executives to Visit Japan Los Angeles Times Oct. 15 1938 Part II p. 22; Hotel Group Due Back From Japan San Francisco Examiner Dec. 19 1938 p. 25. Heathman Hotel, hardcover
19573436Chiba Japan 1957. Very good plus. Title leaf plus 18 leaves illustrated with forty-three large photographs between 4 x 6 and 8 x 10 inches including a few small panoramic images most with typed captions mounted beneath the pictures. Oblong folio. Contemporary light brown leather. Minor scuffing and edge wear. A unique photograph album created for an American businessman named Richard F. Quandt "In Remembrance of Your Visit to Chiba Iron and Steel Works on May 14 1957" according to the printed dedication on the title leaf. The printed message is signed by the founder of Kawasaki Steel Yataro Nishiyama. The album is populated by over forty photographs featuring the construction and operation of Kawasaki Steel's new integrated steel mill in Chiba City Japan. The photographs picture the staff of Chiba Works a schematic of the plant aerial views of the plant images of the blast furnace coke oven ore yard and other exteriors. Some of the exterior shots include small panoramas of the plant's construction most notably a three-panel panorama showing the "Entire View of Hot & Cold Strip Mill Plant's Construction Work." The interior photographs document the heat control center open heart furnaces soaking pits and several candid shots of Mr. Quandt touring the plant with the managers of Kawasaki Steel.<br /> <br /> According to his 1974 obituary in The New York Times Richard Frederick Quandt was a Hungarian-born businessman who emigrated to the United States after World War II. He first worked for the Hambro Trading Company in 1949. At the time he visited the Chiba Iron and Steel Works he was serving as a loan officer for the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development the lending arm of the World Bank. He was quite likely visiting the Chiba Works at the request of their principal Yataro Nishiyama in search of funding for the steel mill. Nishiyama was an engineer who built Kawasaki Steel into one of the most important steel manufacturing companies in Japan in the ensuing decades. A wonderful and informative photographic artifact of American economic diplomacy in postwar Japan. unknown
1900857941900. MAP - JAPAN IMPERIAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF JAPAN. TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE. Engraved by N. Matsudaira printed by G. Yoshii at the Toyodo in Tokyo 1900. This huge 5.33'x 6'164 x 183 cm map has a colored inset of the political divisions of the empire and another inset of Taiwan and environs as well as a superbly detailed map of Japan itself. There is some weakening of folds but overall in good condition folded and enclosed in a printed cover box. A monumental work in English throughout. By no means common. unknown
194222314Tokyo: Tokyo Nichinichi Shimbunsha 1942. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Oblong 4to. Blue and silver boards in slipcase. Case structurally sound but heavily water-stained with scuffing and chipping to spine ends and corners. Boards lightly rubbed and bumped at corners. Endpapers toned. Very good in good slipcase. 72pp. <br/><br/>Black and white photographs of the Japanese navy during World War II dramatically composed and arranged for wartime propaganda purposes. Includes one of the earliest published sequence of images of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Additionally illustrated with maps and drawings. Text in Japanese. Scarce. Tokyo Nichinichi Shimbunsha hardcover books
193824708Japan 1938. Ephemera & postcards. Very good overall. Album comprising 100 cards with embossed illustration of a gun-toting soldier on the cover and with a map printed inside the cover showing Japanese territory in China. The postcards are mostly colored artist postcards many stamped and mailed and almost entirely of Chinese locations. Presumably put together by a Japanese soldier with the occupation force in China. Fortunately the album consists mainly of artists' cards of places and doesn't have any of the images of atrocities committed against the conquered Chinese. Illustrated printed color postcards include many of military life: cavalry units soldiers bathing in hot tubs soldiers relaxing in courtyards a soldier standing in city street soldiers at drill and a seaplane. One card with printed signature T. M. Kauri ; another signed T. Hazma and dated 1938. Other printed color post card subjects include landscapes both Japanese and Chinese Mt. Fuji temples temple gates Japanese beauties one waving a Japanese flag lake and mountain views pagodas industrial river sites river families in their junks Japanese gardens and Chinese walled cities. Color and b&w printed photographic post cards include: mountain landscapes waterfalls temples cherry trees in blossom and traditional architecture. A real albumen picture post card shows a seated group in Western clothes the man at the left a military figure in an outdoor thatched roof gazebo. <br /> <br /> Oblong 8vo 8 1/2 x 5 1/4" cord bound. Dark blue pictorial embossed boards with red embossed entry gate in fortress wall embossed Japanese soldier and Japanese lettering. Faint damp stain mostly top edge early leaves only; chipping to lower corners of album pages only; the postcards clean and bright. unknown
1900857941900. MAP - JAPAN IMPERIAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF JAPAN. TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF THE JAPANESE EMPIRE. Engraved by N. Matsudaira printed by G. Yoshii at the Toyodo in Tokyo 1900. This huge 5.33'x 6'164 x 183 cm map has a colored inset of the political divisions of the empire and another inset of Taiwan and environs as well as a superbly detailed map of Japan itself. There is some weakening of folds but overall in good condition folded and enclosed in a printed cover box. A monumental work in English throughout. By no means common. unknown books
197620658Tokyo, Shueisha (17 Bände) - London, Sawers-Valansot (Englisch translation), (1976). A Survey of Japanese Prints. 17 Bände (alles) + Englisch translations of plates and illustrations. Mit zusammen 4085 Abbildungen - z.T. ganzseitigen Farbabbildungen und Schwarzweißabbildungen im Text und im Anhang. 4°. Jeweils ca. 144 S. OPappbände mit Schutzumschlägen in farb. ill. OPappschubern. Minimal gebraucht. + 4°. 98 S. OKarton (Deckel etwas vergilbt) mit Spiralbindung (Englisch translation).
26837Paris Editions des Bibliothèques Nationales de France 1932 in folio (43,5x33) 1 volume broché en faux-feuillets sous chemise à rabats de l'éditeur, plat supérieur titré (imprimé en rouge et noir), 22 pages [1] (Textes de Paul Valéry et Jean Laran), et un faux-feuillet de table et de justication du tirage, avec 20 planches hors-texte montées sous caches, reproduisant en fac-similé les originaux de la Bibliothèque Nationale. Tirage limité à 601 exemplaires, celui-ci un des 20 exemplaires numérotés sur Madagascar (numérotés de 32 à 51). Bel exemplaire ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request )
1935140011935 P., Louis Kaldor, 1935, 1 vol. in-4° (242 x 190 mm) reliure de lépoque 1/2 maroquin kaki à coins, dos à 4 nerfs, auteur et titre dorés, plats de papier marbré, tête dorée, couvertures et dos conservés, chemise et étui de papier marbré (GRUEL), non paginé. Parfait exemplaire.
1119Sans lieu [Japon], sans mention d'éditeur (s.n.), Epoque Meiji, début du XXe siècle. In-folio - 28 x 36 cm. Reliure à la japonaise, plats de carton recouverts de soie ocre à décor floral, pièce de titre imprimée sur papier, collée sur le premier plat, 4 vis de reliure dorées pour maintenir les planches. 41 planches. Fort et beau volume comprenant 41 superbes échantillons, à pleine page, de soie aux motifs variés, de style traditionnel ou plus fantaisistes, dans des tons et coloris également très divers. Chaque échantillon est protégé dans une pochette de carton fin recouverte de papier washi.
1875REIS0377Wien, Köhler 1875. X, 437 S., 2 Bl.; 425 S. Mit zus. 13 Illustrationen nach J. Blaas auf Tafeln. OHLnBde, fachgerecht restauriert (Rücken unterlegt, Vorsatzpapiere erneuert). Schnitt bestaubt, Deckelbezüge fleckig, innen fleckenfrei u. kaum gebräunt. Sämtliche 13 dem Werk beigegebene Illustrationstafeln sind in den vorliegenden Bänden 1 u. 3 enthalten. Holzmann/Boh. V, 8725. Erste Ausgabe des bedeutenden Reiseberichtes; erschien in veränderter Form abermals 1881 unter dem Titel 'Von den Pyramiden zum Niagara', versehen mit zinkographierten Illustrationen nach Zeichnungen Doblhoffs. Der 1. Band beschreibt die Reiseroute von Triest bis "Point de Galle" und Bombay, der 3. Band beinhaltet "Japan.- Quer über den Stillen Ocean.- Pacificbahn.- Niagara.- Hudson.- Von New York bis Bremer-Hafen."
183158407Berlin, (Brandes u. Klewert für) J. G. Hasselberg, o. J. (1831). 12°. Mit 20 kolor. Kupfertafeln. IV, 158 S., Bedruckter OPpbd.
192620832Paris, Honoré Champion, 1926 ; in-8, demi-maroquin à coins grenat, dos à nerfs, titre et date en queue dorée, tête dorée sur témoins, non rogné, couverture et dos conservés (Canape et Corriez) ; [12], 129 pp., [1] f. imprimeur.
1913145831913 Paris, Librairie des Lettres, 1913, 1 vol. in-18° (189 x 120 mm) broché sous couverture crème rempliée, imprimée en rouge et gris, de (2) ff . (faux-titre et titre) 307 pp.Très bel exemplaire.
1921AMO-4466Paris, Imagerie de l'oiseau d'or, 1921 1 volume in-folio (32,5 x 25 cm), broché de XXXVIII-(3) pages. 19 Lettrines gravées sur bois dans le texte dont 1 pour la justification du tirage, 1 pour la page de titre, 1 pour l'achevé d'imprimer. Typographie grand corps. Achevé d'imprimer au mois d'octobre 1921 sur les presses de l'imagerie de l'oiseau d'or. Couverture de papier noir dominotée de petits rectangles d'or répétés. Etiquette de titre imprimée en noir et encadrée d'un filet noir gras sur la premier plat. Dos du volume frotté avec de petits manques de papier (mors de couvertures partiellement fendus), plats de couverture légèrement passés. Brochage fragile (reliure à prévoir). Intérieur frais. Tirage numéroté à 221 exemplaires seulement. Celui-ci, un des 10 exemplaires sur papier japon impérial (sans suite). Il a été tiré en outre 1 exemplaire unique sur japon ancien, 10 exemplaires sur japon impérial avec suite sur chine et 200 exemplaires sur papier de Hollande Van Gelder. Maurice de Guérin (1810-1839) a composé Le Centaure et La Bacchante en 1835. Mort à 28 ans, il n'a d'ailleurs jamais achevé La Bacchante. Le poème s'arrête quand survient un serpent ; la morsure a lieu, mais non tous les effets. Selon Delphine Bouit : "Maurice de Guérin n’est pas vraiment un poète romantique français. Il ne peut pas être rattaché aux poètes romantiques allemands, mais il s’est nourri de la tradition classique allemande." L'auteur devait publier un troisième poème intitulé L'Hermaphrodite terminant ainsi ce triptyque singulier. "Ce qui étonne, emporte et émerveille, dans cette poésie guérinienne, c’est la force qui émane de ses évocations. Nous sommes le centaure Macarée qui se coule dans le fleuve ; nous sommes la bacchante Aëllo qui s’aventure sur la haute montagne ; nous vivons leur course et leur repos comme notre vie ordinaire." (Bouit Delphine, « Le centaure, la bacchante et le serpent », Sigila, 2013/2 (N° 32), p. 95-105. Ce très beau poème évocateur des hautes puissances di femina mythologiques est ici magistralement et humblement mis en images à l'aide de simples lettrines gravées sur bois par l'artiste Georges Baudin (1882-1960). Georges Baudin excellait dans le domaine artistique de la gravure sur bois et notamment dans la représentation de l'art antique et de la mythologie grecque. Bon exemplaire du très rare tirage sur Japon.
1967391Kashima Kenkyujo Shupankan, Tokyo, Japan, 1967. In-4 (300 x 200 mm) relié, 204 pp. + fnch., cartonnage toilé bleu estampé à froid sur les plats et dos portant une étiquette verticale de papier noir imprimé. Etui illustré de 2 photomontages en couleurs et recouvert d'une jaquette d'acétate imprimée en noir. 135 photographies en noir imprimées en héliogravure certaines sur cahiers dépliants, quelques quadrichromies. Texte du photographe "The sky in my hands" imprimé en blanc sur feuillets noir, "Europe and the east" par Jun Eto. ÉDITION ORIGINALE.
