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Arranged by bibliography number. CLP inscribed each book or pamphlet with a number or alphanumeric. Numbers refer to entries in Isaac Mason's "Notes on Chinese Mohammedan literature". Alphanumerics refer to CLP's additions to Mason's bibliography. (See Series III. Subseries C above.)

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Heated Cabinet meeting debate vis-à-vis military action in Korea. c. 1870s. Toyoharu Chikanobu; Fukuda Kumajirō; Hori Hidekatsu

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Presentation of the head of the legendary samurai Saigō Takamori. 1878. Yamazaki Toshinobu; Inoue Shigehei; Yamazaki Tokusaburō.

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Woodblock print. Kabuki actors in the roles of the legendary Soga brothers, Soga Sukenari (top) and the youth Soga Tokimune [Hako-ō-maru] (bottom). 1853. Utagawa Kunisada (Utagawa Tokokuni III); Ōta-ya Takichi.

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Woodblock print. Two kabuki actors in female roles inside a covered boat. Toyohara Kunichika

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Woodblock print. Steam engine emerging from an arched bridge. 1872. Utagawa Yoshitora; Otaya Takichi; Hori Chōgen.

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Copy of Hanabusa Itchō's 'Falling Thunder God'

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Illustration of the Phoenix Carriage containing the Meiji Emperor leaving Nishi-no-maru of the Imperial Palace to attend a military review at Aoyama. 1890.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Saigō Takamori preparing to commit ritual suicide. 1878. Yutagawa Kunimasu; Yamamoto Heikichi.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Two sumo wresters (Arauma on the left) in a bout, with two referees Takemori Shin-ichirō [r] and Takemori Kiichirō [l]. The right-hand sheet from a different triptych. c. 1850 - 1865. Utagawa Kunisada; Yamaguchi-ya Tōbei.

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Woodblock print. Sumo wrestler. 1858. Utagawa Kuniteru.

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Woodblock print. Two sumo wresters grappling, Shōnosuke [r] and Inazuma [l]. c. 1850 - 1865. Utagawa Kunisada; Nishimura Yohachi.

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Woodblock print. The magician Fujiwara Yasusuke making a magical hand-gesture, encircled by a snake and hawk.

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Woodblock print. Scene from a kabuki play. A western man holding up an embroidered banner whilst an actor in a female role holds out a pair of sandals. 1892. Toyohara Kunichika; Matsui Eikichi.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. The hunt of a giant boar by men on horseback. 1890. Toyoharu Chikanobu.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. The surrender of Korea under pressure by Japanese forces. 1883. Toyoharu Chikanobu; Ōkura Shijihei; Hori-e Munekuni.

Scope and Contents: Includes original photographs, most organized into 3 albums, and negatives made by CLP. Ca. 50 photographs in the albums were made by fellow missionary Carter Holton. Copy negatives, contact sheets, and photocopies of images were made under the auspices of an N.E.H. grant awarded ca. 1983 to Mary Ellen Alonso of the Fairbank Center at Harvard. CLP allowed Alonso to make copies of his photographic materials and these copy images were donated separately to Harvard-Yenching Library by Alonso....

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Right and center sheets of a woodblock printed-triptych. Display of the kabuki actors of the Kawarasaki-za theatre. 1852. Utagawa Kunisada; Yamada-ya Shōjirō.

Scope and Contents: Includes original photographs, most organized into 3 albums, and negatives made by CLP. Ca. 50 photographs in the albums were made by fellow missionary Carter Holton. Copy negatives, contact sheets, and photocopies of images were made under the auspices of an N.E.H. grant awarded ca. 1983 to Mary Ellen Alonso of the Fairbank Center at Harvard. CLP allowed Alonso to make copies of his photographic materials and these copy images were donated separately to Harvard-Yenching Library by Alonso....

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Single sheet of a woodblock-printed triptych. Warrior on horseback with his sword raised. c 1860s. Utagawa Kunitsuna; Shimoya Shōboku.

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Woodblock print. Japanese soldier with his back against a tree. 1894-1904. Kōtō.

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Woodblock print. Japanese foot soldiers overwhelming Chinese troops. c. 1894 - 1895.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Map (left sheet from a different sequence). 1861. Sadanobu ga; Maruya Jinpachi.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Sea-battle in the war between the Taira and Minamoto clans. mid-19c. Utagawa Sadahide; Ezakiya Tatsuzo.

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Woodblock-printed triptych. Caricatures of Japan's military engagements. c. 1895. Kobayashi Kiyochika.