Appendices to various nautical almanacs between the years 1834 and 1854.

Mode of access: Internet.

[Collection of English Almanacs for the years 1702-1835.

Multiple titles included (Imprint varies): "Court and City Register, or, Gentleman's complete annual Kalendar"; "Free-Masons' Calendar..."; "Poor Robin, an Almanack"; "Gentleman's Diary, or the mathematical repository"; "Merlinus Liberatus"; Ladies Diary: or, Woman's almanack"; "Speculum anni: or, Season on the season"; "Coelestial atlas, containing a new Ephemeris of the planetary motions..."; "Parker's ephemeris"; "Remarkable news from the stars, or, an Ephemeris"; "Diary Companion being a Supplement to the Ladies' diary"; "Vox stellarum: or, a loyal almanack..."; etc...

A captive of love : a romance from the original Japanese of Kyokutei Bakin /

Translation of: Kumono tayema ama yo no tsuki.

Nihon bijutsu gahō = The magazine of Japanese art.

Description based on: Shohen 7-gō (1894); caption title.

Official history (naval and military) of the Russo-Japanese war.

Vol. I. To 24th August, 1904.--vol. II. To 13th January, 1905.--vol. II. To 13th September, 1905.

A descriptive monograph of Japanese asteroidea /

Cover title.

Nihon zenkoku shoshi shūkanban = Japanese national bibliography weekly list.

Includes quarterly indexes.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Japanese swords guards,

Includes index.

Gazetteer of the Japanese empire : containing place names from the Japanese hydrographic charts and sailing directions on issue in 1936

Mode of access: Internet.

Japanese journal of physics /

Mode of access: Internet.

Japanese lyrics,

Japanese and English on opposite pages.

Guide to an exhibition of Chinese and Japanese paintings (fourth to nineteenth century, A.D.) in the print and drawing gallery.

Preface siged: Sidney Colvin.

Guide to an exhibition of Japanese & Chinese paintings principally from the Arthur Morrison collection.

Preface signed by Laurence Binyon.

On the laws of Japanese painting : an introduction to the study of the art of Japan /

Mode of access: Internet.

Wood, and its application to Japanese artistic and industrial design.

Estracted from Transactions and proceedings of the Japan Society, vol. 2.