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A Compiled Sketchbook of Numerous Ink Drawings, Circa 1800-1880. Dozens of Pages of Landscapes and More

Fugaku Hyakkei (One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji), 1912. An Early Edition of One of Hokusai’s Most Famed Works, with Over 100 Beautiful Woodblock Illustrated Views

Edo Kiriezu (Cut-in-Pieces Map of Edo), 1852-1864. A Near Complete Chart of Tokyo, In Thirty Hand Colored Woodblock Print Maps. The Owariya Ban Kiri-e Zu

A Shunga Album of Various Pairings, Circa 1900-1950. Twelve Erotic Paintings

A Shunga Album of an Amorous Couple, Circa 1900-1950. Twelve Erotic Paintings

Ogurayama Shikishi, Circa 1600-1750. A Masterfully Illuminated Set of 30 Leaves from the Ogura Shikishi, in the Style of Fujiwara no Teika, by a Member of the Shijo Clan

Shameihincho (Sketchbook of Cultural Properties), Circa 1900-1950. A Curious Manuscript with Drawings and Paintings of Artifacts once Shown at an Exhibit, Including an illuminated Icilio Federico Joni Binding

An Oshi-e Manuscript of Ukiyo-E Figures, Circa 1800-1860. A Marvelous Composite Manuscript, with Clothing and Vestments Made Using Kimono Fragments and Brocade. 88 Fabric Decorated Figures

Ehon Tsūhōshi (The Book of Treasures), 1780. Volumes 2-3, 5 Part 2; Bound With; Gatentsuukou (A Study of the Painting Book), 1727. Dozens of Beautiful Woodblock Illustrations, and in a Brocade Repaired Binding

Hyakumanto Darani (The One Million Pagodas and Dharani Prayers), Circa 764-770. A Rare, Surviving Example of the Oldest Traceable Publication in the World, with the Original Pagoda, and Provenance of the Horyu-ji Temple Gifting

Hyakumanto Darani (The One Million Pagodas and Dharani Prayers), Circa 764-770. A Rare, Surviving Example of the Oldest Traceable Publication in the World, with the Original Pagoda, and Provenance of the Horyu-ji Temple Gifting. Worn Dharani

A Tremendous Collection of Waka Poetry in 119 Shikishi Format Sheets, Circa 1850-1900. Illuminated and Decorated Manuscripts on Paper