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[NA]. EMPRESS ODYSSEY: A HISTORY OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC SERVICE TO THE ORIENT, 1913-45. Offprint, British Columbia Historical Quarterly, Vol. XII, No. 1. No date. 8vo., missing wrappers. As is.

1965. (NAGARE, Masayuki). RECENT SCULPTURE OF MASAYUKI NAGARE. (Tokyo: John Weatherhill, 1965). Oblong 8vo., bound Japanese-style; introduction + 14 b&w photographic plates + 4 tipped in color plates. Fine, in the brown booklet cover and folder.

1958. Nagayo Yoshirō 長與喜朗 (長与善郎), author and Onchi Kōshirō 恩地孝四郎, binding. Sono Yoru その夜 [That Night]. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbunsha 朝日新聞社. Shōwa 23 [1948]. 1st printing, 6 page foreword, 337+ pp of Japanese text. 8vo., Decorated wrappers, printed slipcase, some browning to slipcase and cover, else good condition overall. Included in the Onchi binding raisonné, Onchi Kōshirō Seihon no Gyō 恩地孝四郎装本の業 as #321, also color illustrated in Hon No Bijutsu 本の美術, though neither reference shows the slipcase. Nagayo Yoshirō 長與喜朗 (1888-1961) had been a member of the Shirakaba 白樺 (White Birch) group since 1911 and was known as a representative of its characteristic humanism as an author and playwright. One of Onchi's better late bindings.

1975. NAGEL, Dr. Fritz. 256. AUKTION, STUTTGART. Stuttgart: Kunst-Und Auktionshaus, Dr. Fritz Nagel, 1975. 8vo., wraps. Color and black & white photography throughout. Very good.

1989. NAIPAUL, V. S. A TURN IN THE SOUTH. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. First trade edition. 8vo., blue cloth-backed boards. Fine, clean and neat, in dust jacket.

1933. [DESIGN] NAITO Ryoji. SOSHOKU KATTO GASHU. Tokyo, Sosaku Zuan Kankokai, Showa 8 [1933]. Western bound in incised leatheroid over boards. 26.8 x 19.5 cm. 78 b+w images, mostly full page of "Decorative Cuts" drawing on the female form - flappers, vamps and decadent androgynous beauties in many roles, pirates, a cowgirl, a nun, etc., etc. Ero-guro meets Beardsley. Very good condition in the original publisher's slipcase. Very unusual, showing a different side of the decorative impulse in the Japanese 1930s.

1812. [EHON] Nakabayashi CHIKUTÔ. CHIKUTÔ GAKÔ, 2 vols. Kyôto & Nagoya, Bunka 9 [1812]. 18.2 x 26.2 cm., string-bound, Japanese-style fukuro-toji. Resembles the copy at Mitchell p. 237, save that it has a green title page on the front inner pastedown and an 11 page Hishiya Magobei advertisement for books, dated the first year of Bunsei [1818]. Good b+w and sumi-shaded bunjin style images by Chikutô [1776-1853]. Good condition in clasped chitsu case. By no means a common book.

Nakagawa Shundai, editor & Ishizaki Yuushi, et al, artist. SHINZOKU KIBUN Touto [Edo] Gangetsudou. Kansei 11 [1799] 6 volumes, oohon. 27.0 x 18.7 cm. In chitsu, well printed and clean, complete. A very interesting late 18th century guide for the literate Japanese public of daily life in China under the Ch'ing Dynasty. Heavily illustrated throughout.... Very clean, good printing, very good overall with just a hint of worming in the occasional margin.

1926. NAKAGAWA Kazumasa, artist. NAKAGAWA KAZUMASA GASHU^. To^kyo^, Atorie-sha. Taisho^ 15 [1926]. Large decorated cloth 8vo, western-bound. Many color reproductions of Nakagawa's Western--style oil paintings, as well as textual cuts. Very good overall, in the original slipcase.

1895. NAKAJIMA Nobuyoshi, author. Kantei Hiketsu BIJUTSU RUISHU^ Jo^, Ge. Tokyo: Aoki Susando^, Meiji 28 [1895]. 2 volumes, 18 x 12.4 cm., paper covers, string-bound Japanese-style, fukuro toji. Printed throughout in b+w woodcut on thin Chinese-style hard paper, (with many textual illustrations). A "secret guide" to the connoisseurship of artifacts - in this case bronze vessels, mirrors, wood-carvings, etc., etc. Interesting, informative and all in Japanese. Slightly browned throughout, complete as issued. 2 volumes.:.

1915. Gendai Haiga Shū 現代俳画集 [A Collection of Modern Haiga] Nakamura Fusetsu 中村不折, et al, artists Tokyo Haigadō 俳画堂, publisher Taisho 4-6 [1915-17] 4 volumes approx 25 x 16.5cm string-bound Japanese-style, fukuro-toji, thread-sewn Yamato binding. One volume is dated Taisho 4 [1915] (Spring), one is 5 [1916] (Summer) and two (Fall and Winter) are 6 [1917]. Three of the volumes are in the original, decorated wrappers and one (Spring) is in plain wrappers. Compiled by Shimada Yukichi 島田勇吉 and published by Haigadō 俳画堂, Tokyo. Printed by Abe Nabegorō 阿部鍋五郎 (vol. 1), Matsui Naojirō 松井直次郎 (vols. 2-3) and Kishi Kageyoshi 岸景吉? (vol. 4). 4 volumes of original, color woodblock prints exploring the 4 seasons, some featuring poems within the woodcut. Each volume has a Table of Contents in the front listing poems that reflect one of the seasons, concluding words and a colophon. Spring has 28 full-page color woodcuts, Summer has 31, and Autumn… Leer más

1940. (NAMES). JAPANESE PERSONAL NAMES. Compiled by T.V. Gillis and Pai Ping-Ch'i. (Peking): [n.p.], (1940). 4to., blue cloth; 70pp. + corrections. U.S. Navy stamp. Very good.

1944. NAMIOT, Rebecca M. SOLUTION OF PRESENT-DAY PROBLEMS. [n.p., n.p.] 1944. 72 pp. 8vo., green wrappers printed in black. Light soil to covers, top of spine chipped 1/2 inch, bottom of spine nicked. Faint pencil notation to front cover. By the author of "What Judaism Teaches." Publisher's name excised from title page, covered with blank strip of paper affixed to title page recto. Light soil to first few pages. Jewish history and the interpretation of events contemporary to 1944.

1853. NAPIER, Lieutenant-General Sir Charles James, ed. Lieutenant-General Sir W. F. P. Napier. DEFECTS, CIVIL AND MILITARY, OF THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT. London: Charles Westerton, 1853. Second edition. xii + 437 pp. 8vo., original brown cloth stamped in blind, backstrip obscured by dark blue cloth tape. Ex-library with usual markings, spine chipped at heel and crown, corners worn. Occasional thumbing or minimal foxing in the text. Contains supplementary chapter by the editor. Fair to good overall.

1966. NARAZAKI, Muneshige. THE JAPANESE PRINT: Its Evolution and Essence. English adaptation by C.H. Mitchell. Tokyo & Palo Alto: Kodansha International, (1966, 1st Printing) Folio, 274 pp., with 107 tipped-in color plates. Black cloth. Fine in like dust jacket.

1986. NASH, Ogden. CARNIVAL OF ANIMALS. Music by Camille Saint-Saens. Epigrams by Ogden Nash. An Original Ballet presented by "Danse Petite" of the Susquehanna School of Dance. Theatre, Anderson Center for the Arts, Hartwick College. June 14 and 15 as part of the Upper Catskill Center of the Arts Festival of the Arts 1986. [Oneanta, NY]: Serpent and Eagle Press, 1986. First edition, limited to 500 copies. [20] pp. Oblong, blue paper wrappers, 4 by 5 in., sewn. Only Nash's epigrams; no music. A fine copy.

1934. NASH, Ogden. FOUR PROMINENT SO AND SO'S. Lyrics: Ogden Nash. Music: Robert Armbruster. Illustrations: Otto Soglow. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1934. First edition. The original, unbowdlerized version, as performed at the Dutch Treat Club in 1933. Pamphlet, 16 pp., in pictorial wrappers. About fine. Scarce.

1917. NATHAN, George Jean. BOTTOMS UP: AN APPLICATION OF THE SLAPSTICK TO SATIRE. New York: Philip Goodman Company, 1917. First edition. 73 pp. 8vo., black paper covered boards stamped in gilt. Fine in very good white dust jacket with faint soil and nicked edges. A series of short theatrical satires.

1938. NATHAN, George Jean. THE MORNING AFTER THE FIRST NIGHT. New York and London: Alfred A. Knopf, 1938. First edition. ix, 282 pp. 8vo., black cloth stamped in silver and blind. Near fine, bottom front corner gently bumped, faint inkstamp to rear flyleaf. Offset tanning to front endpapers from review newsclipping. In good dust jacket with b/w cover illustration; Borzoi books spine emblem. Minor edgewear, a few nicks, light soil. Interior clean and bright. Essays on the theatre of the day.

FE. NATHAN, George Jean. BOTTOMS UP, An Application of the Slapstick to Satire. New York: Philip Goodman Company, 1917. First edition. This is a fine copy in decorated paper covered boards, in a white dust jacket that is slightly soiled and moderately edgeworn. An exceptional-ly nice copy.