T. Hasegawa, Tokyo Woodblock Japanese Crepe Fairy Tale

Title: Japanese Crepe Fairy Tale Series No. 1 includes Four Books, Bound in one Volume, c1911 Artist: T. Hasegawa, Tokyo Publisher: T. Hasegawa Origin: Japan Date: 1911 Medium: Woodblock Crepe Fairy T

HEARN, Lafcadio, translator. Japanese Fairy Tales. [Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, ca 1936]. 12 numbers (of 20), 8vo. Color-printed throughout. Publisher's crepe, stab-sewn (some minor tears to a few numbers). C

Hearn, Lafcadio Five Titles From the Japanese Fairy Tale Series 1. The Boy Who Drew Cats 10 Hiyoshicho, Tokyo: T. Hasegawa, (1898, but later). No. 23. Crepe-paper edition. 8vo, 7 9/16 x 5 7/16 in. (19

JAMES (Kate) Japanese Fairy Tale Momotaro or Little Peachling, Told in English by --. Tokyo: T. Hasegawa c.1910, on crepe paper, with colour illustrations. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Ka

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Three Reflections. Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 21, second printing with the 17 Kami Negishi address to advert at rear, Tokyo, Hasegawa, [c.1934]; The Flowers of Remembrance an

Hasegawa Takejiro (Japanese, 1853-1938). A woodblock illustrated collection of fairy tales on woven paper, 20 books total, circa 1900. Approx 6" x 4" format.

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Princess Splendor. The Wood-cutter's Daughter, Japanese Fairy Tale Series, Extra No., translated by E. Rothesay Miller, first edition with the Kobunsha imprint, colour woodblock

Book Title: The Serpent With Eight Heads (28 pp.). Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 9 Translator: B.H. Chamberlain Dated: Meiji 19 (1886) Edition: Taisho 6 (1917) Published by: T. Hasegawa, Kami Negishi

Book Title: The Matsuyama Mirror Translator: T.H. James Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 10 Dated: Meiji 19 (1886) This edition was published in 1937 Publisher: Y. Nishinomiya, Tokyo (Late T. Hasegawa)

Title: No. 9: 'The Serpent with Eight Heads', No. 10: 'The Matsuyama Mirror', No. 11: 'The Hare of Inaba', and No 12: 'The Cub's Triumph' Maker: Japanese Crepe Fairy Tale Series Books, Nos. 9, 10, 11

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- Japanese Fairy Tale Series, translated by David Thompson, Kate James, James Hepburn and Basil Hall Chamberlain, nos. 1-16 in 4 vol., Griffith, Farran & Co. printing, colour woodb

Japanese Fairy Tales Woodblock Prints. A finely bound collection of five volumes of Japanese fairy tales, including "The Boy Who Drew Cats"; "The Goblin Spider"; "The Old Woman Who Lost Her Dumpling";

Hasegawa (Takejiro).- The Goblin Spider, translated by Lafcadio Hearn, first edition, first printing with the 10 Hiyoshi-cho address, some chipping and fraying to upper cover, light soiling to lower c

First Edition Japanese Fairy Tale 1885 Title: Shitakiri Suzume': The Tongue Cut Sparrow Date: 1885 Medium: Woodblock Print Book Size: 7.25" x 5" This single fairy tale children's book ‘The Tongue Cu

First Edition Japanese Fairy Tale 1889 Title: First Edition Japanese Fairy Tale 'Der Spiegelbilder zu Matsuyoma’ Date: 1889 Medium: Woodblock Print Book Size: 7" x 4.75" This single fairy tale child

Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida "fairy tale", 14.75"x9.63"

Japanese Fairy Tale Princess Splendor, translated into English by E. Rothesay Miller, published by T. Hasegawa, size booklet 15x10 cm and booklet The Princess Fire-Flash & amp; Fire-Fade, by Mrs T.H.

1892 1st ed Japanese Fairy Tale Enchanted Waterfall Woodcutter Illustrated Tokyo A rare, hand-made book on silk-stitched, creped wraps of famous Japanese fairy tales! This traditional tale, ‘The Enc

"The Ogre's Arm" Told in English by Kate James. Kobumsha Publishers, Tokyo.

Title: First Edition Japanese Fairy Tale 'Nedzumi No Yome-Iri': The Mouse's Wedding c1885 Artist: Japanese Fairy Tale Published by Kobunsha Publisher: Date: 1885 Medium: Woodblock Fairy Tale Book Size

c1886 Japanese Fairy Tales Matsuyama Mirror Color Illustrated Tokyo Showa Era A rare, hand-made book on silk-stitched, creped wraps of famous Japanese fairy tales! This traditional tale, ‘The Matsuy

1892 1st ed Japanese Fairy Tale Enchanted Waterfall Woodcutter Illustrated Tokyo A rare, hand-made book on silk-stitched, creped wraps of famous Japanese fairy tales! This traditional tale, ‘The Enc

Book: Japanese Fairy tale Series, No. 4. Hanasaki Jiji, The Old Man Who Made Dead Trees Blossom Publisher: Kobunsha, Tokyo Japan Date: ca. 1890 Size: 5 x 7.25 inches Pages total 18 including front and

Book: Japanese Fairy Tale Series No. 3, Battle of The Monkey & The Crab Publisher: Kobunsha, Tokyo Japan Date: ca. 1890 Size: 4 x 6 inches Pages total 18 including front and back covers. Printed on pl