Collection: Manuscripts, Documents, and Bible Leaves

Shèng mán shī zǐ hǒu yī chéng dà fāngbiàn fāngguǎngjīng (The Great Expedient Means of the Śrīmālādevī Siṃhanāda Sūtra), Circa 1700-1800. Korea, or Possibly East Sichuan. An Extraordinarily Rare Manuscript. with 69 Full Pages of Illustrations.

Fu Shuo Yueguang Tongzi Jing (The Buddha Speaks the Sutra of the Moonlight Boy), 1271. An Extraordinarily Rare and Complete Two Fascicle Set of Sutras. 30 Pages of Golden Sutras, and 32 Pages of Sumptuously Painted Illustrations

Fu Shuo Dasheng bai fu xiang jing (The Buddha Speaks the Mahayana Sutra of One Hundred Blessings), Dated 1099, But Circa 1270-1300. 34 Pages of Golden Sutras, and 20 Pages of Sumptuously Painted Illustrations

Fóshuō Wúliàngshòu Jīng (The Buddha Speaks the Infinite Life Sutra), 1376. An Extraordinarily Rare and Complete Seven Fascicle Set of Sutras. Over 200 Pages of Golden Sutras, and More than 60 Pages of Sumptuously Painted Illustrations

Fú Shuō Dà'ān Bān Shǒu Yì Jīng (The Buddha Speaks the Great Anapanasati Sutra), Dated 1099, but Circa 1270-1300. Over 100 Pages of Golden Sutras, and 36 Pages of Sumptuously Painted Illustrations

Four Tanzaku Strips of Waka Poetry by a Merchant and Samurai of the Owari Domain, Circa 1800-1860. Late Edo Period Examples of Highly Decorated Poetry by Figures of the Late Edo and Meiji Periods

A Collection of Four Tanzaku Strips of Waka Poetry, Circa 1336-1573. Extravagantly Painted and Excellent Calligraphy with Golden Trees, Clouds, A Bird, and Sprays in the Background

A Selection of Forty Unidentified Tanzaku Poetry Strips by Numerous Calligraphers, Circa 1336-1650. Illuminated Manuscripts on Paper

A Collection of Four Tanzaku Strips of Waka Poetry, Circa 1336-1573. Extravagantly Painted and Excellent Calligraphy with Golden Trees, Clouds, Flowers, and Sprays in the Background

Calligraphy Attributed to Tokugawa Mitsukuni, Daimyo of Mito, Circa 1650-1700. Written by the Grandson of Tokugawa Ieyasu

A Copy of a Letter Written by Imperial Regent and Chancellor Toyotomi Hideyoshi, addressed to Nonaka Shizukane, June 8th, 1586, but Likely Circa 1700-1800

Tanzaku Strip of Waka Poetry by a Member of the 47 Ronin, and Eldest Son of the Leader, Circa 1698-1702. Early Edo Period Example of Poetry with Noted Provenance