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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.…

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. K Ogawa January 1900 In poor condition, boards are loose and cloth of spine is not present. binding loose. prints are very clean and bright. reading copy.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book provides an overview of advanced manufacturing technology in Japan. It describes the prevalent manufacturing engineering concepts and highlights the current applications, technologies and systems in Japanese manufacturing industry.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Oblong octavo book of cloth pages, bound with two yarn ties at spine. 12 colorized collotype photos. Good; outer wraps worn and chipped; binding sound; pages intact and bright with one or two folds to the cloth.

PAPERBACK. Zustand: Good+. Paperback edition. unpaginated, oblong octavo book of cloth pages, bound with two yarn ties at spine. 12 colorized collotype photos. Outer wraps lightly worn but clean, mild crese down middle of front, some peeling at top front spine edge, binding remains strongly intact, owner name top of title page, interior text and images clean. …

Paperback. Zustand: VG+. Paperback in Very Good+ condition. 8vo 8" - 9" tall. Some chipping to cover edges. Crepe paper, 12 hand colored collotypes, tied with purple twisted silk cords. Horizontal format. . * Quick Shipping * All Books Mailed in Boxes * Free Tracking Provided *.

Broschiert. 19 x 25 cm. o. J. Unpag. Broschur mit Kordelbindung. Sprache: Englisch, Mit zahlr. kol. Abb. Einband etwas berieben und geringf. knitterig, Vorderdeckel mit handschriftl. Namenseintrag, Titelblatt mit handschriftl. Anmerkungen. LMEX.

OHeft, unpgn., 8°, mit farbigen Illustrationen. Umschlag etwas berieben - auf Vorderseite (in oberer Ecke) beschädigt, Besitzeranmerkung. Hinterseite eingerissen und leicht geknickt. Letzte Seite wasserfleckig, sonst gutes Exemplar. Book Language/s: English.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. The Original Of This Book Was Published In 1896, However This Book Is Not Dated And Is The Vertical Copy So Estimated Date Is Approx 1906.It Is A Chirimen ( Crepe-Paper Book) Made By Crinkling Washi( Japanese Paper) Printed With The Pictures Before Binding Them. Colotype Pictures With Toji ( Pouch Pages With Stiffener Paper) ) This One Missing The Silk Thread Binding But Is Holding Together Well. 12 Pictures1, The "Suwari-Odori (Dancing) 2.Backyard Of A Tea House. 3. Venturing Out In The Rain. 4.'Sayonara" ( Goodbye). 5. Letter Writing. 6. Morning Toilet. 7. Buddhists Priests Conspicuous. 8. Two Ladies In Full Dress. 9. The Cherry. 10. A Blind Street Musician. 11 The " Dai-Kagura". 12. Japanese Babies. Wood Block Covers With Chipping To Edges And Corners With Small Pieces Missing. Rear Cover Has A Closed Tear Along The Spine For Nearly 3" And A Small Corner Missing At The Top Of The Spine. Holes Are Present Where The Silk Thread Binding Should Be. For Its Age And Quality Of The Paper Used, It Is In Very Good Condition.…

[6th edition]. Oblong-4° (19 x 25 cm). 12 kolorierte Lichtdrucke (hand-colored collotypes) a. Japanischem Crêpe-Papier. Description to plates in English. OBrosch. in Blockbindung (double stab hole Yamato toji binding). Hinterer Vorsatz mit Randeinriss (ausserh. Kolophon / last endpaper with marginal tear). Gesamthaft sonst gutes Exemplar / besides that, quite a good copy. - - "In preparing this volume neither labour nor expense has been spared, and I send it out to the public feeling confident that no such gallery of photographs giving the exact picture of every day life of the Japanese has ever presented before in one volume. Being printed by the collotype process, which has of late become very popular, the pictures herein contained are true to nature and free from retouches by the artist. Moreover, unlike ordinary photographs, these collotype pictures are really permanent, in the sense that they will not fade in any length of time. I have to acknowledge my indeptness [.] as well to Prof. Burton, for several of the plates in this volume." (Preface). - PLATES : 1. Greeting, 2. Maple Garden at Takinogawa, 3. Marriage ceremony, 4. Playing the 'Koto', a Japanese musical instrument 5. 'Hanamy' (Flower pic-nic), 6. Wrestling match, 7. The 'Jinrikisha', 8. The 'Ameya' (Taffy puller), 9. The 'Shiohi' (fishing on the dry bed), 10. Picking tea, 11. Sewing, 12. Basket feddler -- OGAWA Kazumasa, also called Isshin Kazuma (1860-1929) Saitama. Pioneering Japanese photographer. Introduced dry-plate technology to Japan and established companies using the technology. In 1888, started Japan's first collotype printing business. In 1889, printed the Shashin Shinpo and Kokka (still existing) magazines by collotype printing. Also in 1889, established the Nihon Shashin-kai (Japan Photographic Association) with Tokyo Imperial Univ. Professor William Burton. It was Japan's first camera club for amateur photographers. (photoguide jp). - William Kinnimond Burton (1856-1899), came to Japan in 1887 to be a professor of sanitary engineering at the Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also photographed Japanese costumes and customs, Hakone, Mt. Fuji, and daily life. (Published by Ogawa Kazumasa). He also brought an exhibition of 299 pictures to Japan for the London Camera Club in 1893. It was Japan's first international photo exhibition (ibid.; cf. wikipedia; archive.blogs.harvard edu, online: "in 1895, along with Ogawa and Professor Jukichi Inouye, he published the first illustrated English account of Japanese wrestling"). - Sprache: en.…

[6th edition]. Oblong-4° (19 x 25 cm). 12 kolorierte Lichtdrucke (hand-colored collotypes) a. Japanischem Crêpe-Papier. Description to plates in English. OBrosch. in Blockbindung (double stab hole Yamato toji binding). Gesamthaft recht gutes Exemplar / rather good copy. - - "In preparing this volume neither labour nor expense has been spared, and I send it out to the public feeling confident that no such gallery of photogrphs giving the exact picture of every day life of the Japanese has ever presented before in one volume. Being printed by the collotype process, which has of late become very popular, the pictures herein contained are true to nature and free from retouches by the artist. Moreover, unlike ordinary photographs, these collotype pictures are really permanent, in the sense that they will not fade in any length of time. I have to acknowledge my indeptness [.] as well to Prof. Burton, for several of the plates in this volume." (Preface). - PLATES : 1. Children at meal, 2. Mother and her baby, 3. The Tentosai dancing, 4. A group of fisherwomen 5. A miniature garden of a Tea House, 6. Entertaining a Guest, 7. Cloth dealer's shop, 8. Summer evening on the Shijô River, 9. A well [fountain, Brunnen], 10. The 'Jinrikisha' riding on a rainy day, 11. The Ainus at dinner, 12. A 'Matsuri' (Temple festival) -- OGAWA Kazumasa, also called Isshin Kazuma (1860-1929) Saitama. Pioneering Japanese photographer. Introduced dry-plate technology to Japan and established companies using the technology. In 1888, started Japan's first collotype printing business. In 1889, printed the Shashin Shinpo and Kokka (still existing) magazines by collotype printing. Also in 1889, established the Nihon Shashin-kai (Japan Photographic Association) with Tokyo Imperial Univ. Professor William Burton. It was Japan's first camera club for amateur photographers. (photoguide jp). - William Kinnimond Burton (1856-1899), came to Japan in 1887 to be a professor of sanitary engineering at the Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also photographed Japanese costumes and customs, Hakone, Mt. Fuji, and daily life. (Published by Ogawa Kazumasa). He also brought an exhibition of 299 pictures to Japan for the London Camera Club in 1893. It was Japan's first international photo exhibition (ibid.; cf. wikipedia; archive.blogs.harvard edu, online: "in 1895, along with Ogawa and Professor Jukichi Inouye, he published the first illustrated English account of Japanese wrestling"). - Sprache: en.…

[5th edition]. Oblong-4° (19 x 25 cm). 12 kolorierte Lichtdrucke (hand-colored collotypes) a. Japanischem Crêpe-Papier. Description to plates in English. OBrosch. in Blockbindung (double stab hole Yamato toji binding). 1 Seite/Tafel mit Ausriss im oberen Rand (Darstellung wenig tangiert; 1 plate with loss in the upper margin). Gesamthaft sonst gutes Exemplar / besides that damage, quite a good copy. - - "In preparing this volume neither labour nor expense has been spared, and I send it out to the public feeling confident that no such gallery of photographs giving the exact picture of every day life of the Japanese has ever presented before in one volume. Being printed by the collotype process, which has of late become very popular, the pictures herein contained are true to nature and free from retouches by the artist. Moreover, unlike ordinary photographs, these collotype pictures are really permanent, in the sense that they will not fade in any length of time. I have to acknowledge my indeptness [.] as well to Prof. Burton, for several of the plates in this volume." (Preface). - PLATES : 1. Carpenters at work, 2. Porcelain ware shop, 3. A vegetable dealer, 4. A toy-shop, 5. Farmers in the rice swamp. 6. Rice planting (sky with small/narrow damage), 7. 'Hakimono' clogs, 8. Vegetable dealer's shop, 9. Farmers in a yard, 10. The 'Kago' (the Palanquin), 11. The 'Hatsuni' (the first stock of new year's goods), 12. An ox cart -- OGAWA Kazumasa, also called Isshin Kazuma (1860-1929) Saitama. Pioneering Japanese photographer. Introduced dry-plate technology to Japan and established companies using the technology. In 1888, started Japan's first collotype printing business. In 1889, printed the Shashin Shinpo and Kokka (still existing) magazines by collotype printing. Also in 1889, established the Nihon Shashin-kai (Japan Photographic Association) with Tokyo Imperial Univ. Professor William Burton. It was Japan's first camera club for amateur photographers. (photoguide jp). - William Kinnimond Burton (1856-1899), came to Japan in 1887 to be a professor of sanitary engineering at the Tokyo Imperial University. Burton also photographed Japanese costumes and customs, Hakone, Mt. Fuji, and daily life. (Published by Ogawa Kazumasa). He also brought an exhibition of 299 pictures to Japan for the London Camera Club in 1893. It was Japan's first international photo exhibition (ibid.; cf. wikipedia; archive.blogs.harvard edu, online: "in 1895, along with Ogawa and Professor Jukichi Inouye, he published the first illustrated English account of Japanese wrestling"). - Sprache: en.…

Quer-Folio (29 x 38 cm.). [2] Bl., 25 farb. Lichtdruck-Tafen (Collotypes), davon 24 nach Photographien von K. Ogawa. OPbd. mit floralem Krepppapierbezug u. Deckelschild, als Blockbuch gebunden. Einzige Ausgabe. - Seltenes aufwendig ausgestattetes Album mit sparsam kolorierten Aufnahmen, welche bei den tradionellen Kirschblüten-Festen (Hanami) in Ueno Park, Mukojima und Koganei entstanden. - "By the end of the 19th century the first photographic publications about Japan by a Japanese photographer were published in Boston and London, though Japan showed little interest in them. Many of the early photographs in these "foreign" publications came from the studio of Ogawa Kazumasa who was also a printer and publisher. He had learned English and the craft of photomechanical printing in Boston. Returning to Japan in 1884, he opened his first studio in Tokyo the next year. At the time, it seems that there were few, if any, Japanese photo publications and most were made for Western consumption. Culturally, Japan was still burdened by its feudal history, which made it suspicious of anything new or Western" (M. Heiting in Heiting/Ryuichi S. 9). - Rücken am Fuß mit kl. Fehlstelle am Bezugspapier, gutes sauberes Exemplar. Sprache: englisch.…

, preface by K. Ogawa, complete with 97 coloured collotype plates, with English text below, an important photographic document of Japanese life First Edition thus , some faint spots at edges of the silk on covers, a nice clean and tight binding, plates clean and bright, the book is in very good condition , the presentation case has tears and some chips at the folds, one board is detached and is lightly stained around the edges, neat previous owner's inscription on the inside of the case, fair condition , original binding of pictorial silk within floral decorated hardcover, purple ribbon ties, all edges gilt, in original patterned card presentation case with ivory tooth clasps 37 x 27 cm Hardback ISBN.…

Cloth. Zustand: Fine. First Edition; First Printing. Inset silk front & back pictorial panels with gilt filets. All edges gilt. 100 hand colored collotype plates. Not to be confused "circa" editions with less plates, nor the smaller format edition. Fine & crisp without fading or wear, in publisher's disarticulated chitsu case.; Callotype; Folio 10.3x14.5 in; Please note this book will require additional postage.; All domestic shipments through boxed USPS insured Priority Mail.…

8 pages of colour photographic illustrations, black and white photographic illustrations, 49pp, 35.7 x 25.7cm, Japanese modern string ties, attractive pictorial upper cover, title label upper cover. Edges of covers quite worn, two characters in ink on marked and browned lower cover. Contents sound and clean. This kimono style book features beautiful kimono designs in colour and black and white photographic illustrations. They were all designed, dyed and produced in Kyoto with fine techiniques. Each photograph of a kimono shows not only the design but also how the design was balanced as a whole. They, including both kimonos and sashes, showcase delicate and artistic designs of nature and seasons for women to wear. The front cover by Takayama Yoshiki feautres a mountain scenery in winter.…

6. Tokyo, Ogawa publisher, ca. 1900, album in Japanese style, printed on crêpe paper, bound with silk ties, contains 12 coloured collotype photo reproductions illustrating Japanese life. With English printed captions. Fine copy.

Kelly and Walsh, Yokohama, 1896. 14 Seiten mit handcolorierten Fotographien, Kreppapier, kartoniert mit farbig illustriertem Schutzumschlag und Kordelbindung (gering fleckig/Schutzumschlag eingerissen/eine Ecke des Schutzumschlages mit Ausriss)--- 154 Gramm.

3rd edition, 26 : 19 cm. With 28 collotyps on crepe-paper. Bound in Japanese style, tied with purple twisted silk threads. Printed on crepe paper. The plates show 19th century every day life customs of Japan which show people in daily occupation and activities. The images of the this books focus on people rather than on scenery or sights. Each image has below a description, which explains what is futured. The cover with illustration of a paper latern. The volume is in vertical format.…