Collection: Products

Nise Murasaki Inaka Genji (Fraudulent Murasaki's Bumpkin Genji), 1829-1842. A Near Complete Set of Ryutei’s Parody of the Tale of Genji, 76 Books in 19 Ezoshi Booklets, with Hundreds of Full-Page Woodblock Illustrations

Nōkō Fūzoku Ekotoba Makimono (Illustrated Scroll of Agricultural Customs), Circa 1650-1700. A Sumptuously Produced Handscroll on Rice Cultivation, Beautifully Illuminated, with Six Vibrantly Colored, Large Paintings, including Book Production

Nomura Bunkyo Shozō Gakō Shasei (Nomura Bunkyo's Collection of Sketches), Circa 1868-1875. Early Meiji Sketchbook by a Japanese Painter of the Shijo School, with 90 Pages of Floral Sketches and Ink Paintings, Many Double Paged Spreads and All in Color

Nomura Bunkyo Shozō Gakō Shasei (Nomura Bunkyo's Collection of Sketches), Circa 1868-1875. Early Meiji Sketchbook by a Japanese Painter of the Shijo School, With Roughly 57 Pages of Landscape Sketches and Sumi-E Ink Wash Painting

Nomura Bunkyo Shozō Gakō Shasei Gajō (Nomura Bunkyo's Sketchbook), Circa 1868-1875. Early Meiji Sketchbook by a Japanese Painter of the Shijo School, with 100 Full-Page Landscape Sketches and Sumi-E Ink Wash Paintings

Nomura Bunkyo Shozō Gakō Shasei Gajō (Nomura Bunkyo's Sketchbook), Circa 1868-1875. Early Meiji Sketchbook by a Japanese Painter of the Shijo School, with 46 Full-Page Landscape Sketches and Sumi-E Ink Wash Paintings

Nouveau Systeme des Eaux Minerales de Forges, 1699. On Mineral Waters and Disease, with Three Full Page Engravings

Nyōbō Sanjūrokkasen (The Thirty-Six Immortal Women Poets), Circa 1640-1691. An Incomplete, But Sumptuously Painted and Large, Rare Set of 25 of the 36 Immortal Women Poets, by one of the Tosa School Heads, and Head Imperial Court Painter

Nyoju-roku-nin Utaawase Kyoku-Satsu Soe (Poetry Contest of Thirty-Six Ladies), Circa 1705-1741. A Beautifully Decorated Manuscript on Competing Women Poets

oannis Iouiani Pontani. De Aspiratione libri duo. Charon dialogus. Antonius dialogus. Actius dialogus. Aegidius dialogus. Asinus dialogus. De sermone libri sex...., 1519

Observation des Regles. Religious Manuscript, 18th Century

Observationes Medicae, 1672. Tulp’s “Book of Monsters” with 20 Engravings Including Animals and More