Fans of Japan. With Introduction by William Anderson, F.R.C.S. Late of H.M.'s Legation, Japan de Salwey, Charlotte M - 1894

London: Eugene L. Morice. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1913. First Edition. Hardcover. Illustrated with 7 maps and 5 drawings by Jasper Salwey. London: Eugene L. Morice, 1913. First Edition. Large 8vo. ix,148,(1)pp, List of Books Consulted. Hardcover, slightly worn, tiny break in upper front and rear joints, very good condition, no dj (issued ?). ; Illustrated; Large 8vo 9" - 10" tall; 158 pages .

London: Eugene L Morice. G : in Good condition without dust jacket. Ex Cruising association Library, usual stamps and marks. Light browning within. 1913. First Edition. Illustrated hardback board cover. 250mm x 170mm (10" x 7"). 148pp + advts. .

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., Ltd, 1894. Hardcover. G- (Reading copy only, reference for the collector. Ex-library, with typical labels and markings, and once rebound, losing the original decorative front cover. Small stamp of ink or perforation on each plate- stamp covers small portion of corner of image. Binding strong, but pages fragile, many pages in front half separated from binding, but all pages present. Some chipping. Cover shows limited wear.). Dark blue library buckram, [xix] 148 pp., 39 bw illus. in text, 10 color plates; held in dark blue buckram protective portfolio and slipcase. From the introduction: "Mrs. Sawley has rendered a service to all Japonophiles by her sympathetic and painstaking investigations of a branch of industrial art that has the claims at once of attractiveness, utility and meaning." The text includes an early history and the manufacture of fans as well as the materials employed in their making. Also included are the different types, various uses, arts… Leer más

London: Bell and Daldy, 1871. Burgundy binding with gilt lettering; 156pp plus errata page; b/w decorative lettering and tailpieces. Boards lightly marked with rubbing to corners, spine ends and spine edge; hinges just starting to crack; occasional spotting and smudge to pages; the untrimmed page edges are untidy towards the end of the book and two pages are unopened. The reverse of the front endpaper is signed Frances Birch, Jan 13th 1871, presumably a relative of the author, and another hand has written underneath 'My Great Aunt, Ralphs's Grate [sic] Great Aunt; there is also a slip of paper laid in signed 'Yours Truly, John O'Neill'. A scarce collection of poetry by the author of 'Fans of Japan' which includes 'Lady Leonore' and 'To the United Fatherland'. Additional postage will be required for international delivery, please email for a quote.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good Plus. 135mm x 170mm.

[no place]: [Japan Society], 1895. First Edition (?). Cardboard covers. Very good. Octavo, pp. 30-73, illustrated. A very good copy, bound into contemporary library card covers (covers show wear). Ex-library, but hardly any markings to the text, which is attached to the covers with tape. Internally clean and bright, with plates present. Truly uncommon, with apparently just one physical copy found in OCLC.

London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co., 1894. Decorated cloth. Complete with 10 full-page colour plates and 39 black and white illustrations. With an introduction by William Anderson, an important collector and scholar of Japanese art. 31cm x 25cm. Boards faded and marked, otherwise a nice clean copy. A heavy book, additional postage may be required for orders outside the UK. (q34). Hard Cover. Very Good.