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Penfield, Frederic Courtland
EAST OF SUEZ Ceylon, India, China and Japan
Moderate1272 wear to boards. Spine faded. Hinges cracked. Some browning to endpapers. Spine lightly slanted ; Ex-Lib; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 349 pages
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PENKALA Maria
Magic Blanc de Chine. A Handbook for the Collector. NEAR FINE COPY IN UNCLIPPED DUSTWRAPPER
4to., First Edition, with very numerous fine plates, illustrations, makers' marks and tables in the text, and endpaper maps; sky blue cloth, upper board and backstrip lettered in silver, a near fine copy in unclipped dustwrapper. VERY SCARCE
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Pennsylvania University Museum.
THE MUSEUM JOURNAL, SEPTEMBER, 1928. Bound with: MUSEUM JOURNAL, MARCH, 1929.
pp. 221-326; pp. 1-107. Both volumes illustrated with numerous photographs. Rear paste down has two small pamphlets: "Lectures at the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, Autumn, 1929" and "Lectures 1937-38." Some foxing. Mildly XLib. Quarto. Rebound with cloth spine over stiff paper covered boards. Front board has pasted title made from original wraps. Interesting articles include discussions of: Sumerian Art; Egyptian Kursi; Greek Grave Monuments; Japanese Netsuke; Spearthrowers of Ancient America; Ur of the Chaldees; the Palestine Expedition 1928; Royal Stelae of Beth-shan; Etc. HOLY LAND BOX 2
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Pentax (Japan)
Pentax instruction manuals for Pentax ZX-5 Pentax P30T Asahi Pentax 6x7.
Tokyo: Asahi Optical Co. Ltd. 1970-1990. 18mo. 22 - 50 pp each. Stapled wraps and single page fold-out. Good to Very Good. B/w illustrations. Original manuals. Printed in Japan. Texts in English. From the library of the renowned camera emporium Adolph Gasser Photography of San Francisco which closed after 60 years in March 2017. Gasser was a full service camera and audio/video equipment store an onsite multi-media equipment rental house with an on-site photo lab. Located in San Francisco's SOMA district for over 60 years Adolph Gasser had long been a staple among professionals and hobbyists for sales and rental of still and video cameras lighting and motion picture equipment. Tokyo: Asahi Optical Co., Ltd., [1970-1990?]. paperback
书商的参考编号 : 19-6025
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People of Japan"
Common Sense and the China Emergency
Printed in Japan by the Osaka Mainichi nd. ca. 1937. Booklet. Good. 14 p. 16 cm. Stapled paper covers. Front cover design is a reproduction of a section of a gold screen painted by Sanraku Kano Japanese painter. Back cover is reproduction of a print by Hiroshige another great Japanese master. Slight wear. Christmas greetings on first page. <br/><br/>Japanese propaganda presents evidence of Chinese atrocities against the Japanese. Printed in Japan by the Osaka Mainichi unknown
书商的参考编号 : 129301
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People of Japan
Common Sense and the China Emergency
Japan: Printed in Japan by the Osaka Mainichi 1937. 1st. 12mo. 14 pp. Color illustrated wrappers. Staples mildly rusting; light wear down spine else a fine copy of an uncommon pamphlet. An appeal to common sense from the people of Japan regarding the China Emergency by presenting the Japanese side of the question and making rather damning statements about the Chinese. The front cover design is a reproduction of a section of a gold screen painted by Sanraku Kano a great master of classic Japanese painting. The back cover design is a reproduction of a colour print by Hiroshige a great master of Ukiyoe school. Printed in Japan by the Osaka Mainichi unknown
书商的参考编号 : 15535
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PERBEY Alexis
Documents sur les tremblements de terre et les phénomènes volcaniques dans l'archipel des Kouriles et au Kamtschatka.
Société Impériale d'Agriculture Histoire Naturelle Arts Utiles de Lyon 1865 Lu à la Société Impériale d'Agriculture, d'Histoire Naturelle et des Arts Utiles de Lyon, dans la séance du 17 juillet 1865, pages numérotées de 210 à 374 p., protégé par une couverture en papier en mauvais état, environ 26x17cm, des rousseurs sur les pages, bon état pour le reste, pages non coupées (jamais lu).
书商的参考编号 : 112609
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Percheron (maurice)
La légende héroïque du Japon.
français In-8 de 247 pp., (3) ff.; broché, couverture illustrée en couleurs d'un samouraï à cheval. Illustré de dessins en noir in et hors texte. Non rogné.
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PERCHERON (Maurice).-
L'invisible Asie. Tome I : Temples, hommes et Dieux de l'Inde (1 volume). - Tome II : Temples, fleurs et héros nippons (1 volume). - Tome III : Temples, volcans et esprits de l'Indonésie (1 volume).
P., Del Duca, 1960, 3 volumes in 12 brochés, 238, 170 et 193 ; non coupés ; couvertures rouge, jaune et verte illustrées, étui de rhodoïd.
书商的参考编号 : 68873
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PERCHERON (Maurice).-
La Légende Héroïque du Japon.
1938 Paris, Editions de l'Ecureuil, 1938, in 8° boché, 251 pages ; illustrations par SATOMI ; couverture illustrée en couleurs (fanée).
书商的参考编号 : 29612
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PERCHERON (Maurice).-
Sur le chemin des Dieux. Portraits japonais.
P., Denoël (Collection "La Révolution Mondiale"), 1942, in 8° broché, 237 pages ; couverture couleurs illustrée (fanée, manque en queue du dos).
书商的参考编号 : 45820
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Percheron Maurice
La légende héroique du Japon
De l'écureuil. 1938. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 247 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 952-Japon et ses îles
书商的参考编号 : RO30311071
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PERCHERON Maurice
La légende héroique du Japon.
P , Ecureuil , 1938 , in8br , 247pp , ill HT. Illustrations à pleine page, culs de lampe par Savomi. Langue: Français
书商的参考编号 : M5429
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PERCHERON Maurice
La légende héroïque du Japon.
Couverture souple. Broché. 250 pages. Petit manque au dos.
书商的参考编号 : 41530
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PERCHERON Maurice
Sur le chemin des Dieux. Portraits japonais. La révolution mondiale.
Broché. 236 pages.
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PEREIRE (Anita)
Jardins du XXIe siècle.
Hachette, 1999, 216 p.
书商的参考编号 : L5701
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PERI (Noel)
Essai sur les gammes japonaises
Paris, Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner, 1934. 1 plaquette in-4, 70 pp., couverture souple imprimée, très bon état.
书商的参考编号 : 6685
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PERI (Noël).
Cinq Nô : drames lyriques japonais.
Paris Bossard, coll. "Les classiques de l'Orient" 1921 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, 259 pp., bois gravés en noir de Jean Buhot. Traduit du japonais avec préface, notices et notes par Noël Peri. Edition originale numérotée sur vélin bouffant. Bon état, non coupé. Exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque d'Alain Resnais.
书商的参考编号 : 113362
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PERI (Noël).
Cinq Nô : drames lyriques japonais.
Paris Bossard, coll. "Les classiques de l'Orient" 1921 1 vol. broché in-8, broché, 259 pp., bois gravés en noir de Jean Buhot. Traduit du japonais avec préface, notices et notes par Noël Peri. Edition originale numérotée sur vélin bouffant. Bon état, non coupé. Exemplaire provenant de la bibliothèque d'Alain Resnais.
书商的参考编号 : 113362
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PERI Noël.
ESSAI SUR LES GAMMES JAPONAISES, révision du manuscrit, notice biographique et tableau des modes, par Serge Elisséev et Philippe Stern.
Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner 1934
书商的参考编号 : 1047
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PERI Noël.
ESSAI SUR LES GAMMES JAPONAISES, révision du manuscrit, notice biographique et tableau des modes, par Serge Elisséev et Philippe Stern.
Librairie Orientaliste Paul Geuthner 1934
书商的参考编号 : 1089
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Perkins, Lucy Fitch
The japanese twins.
London, Cape, (1954). Mit sehr zahlreichen, z.T. ganzseitigen Abbildungen nach Zeichnungen der Autorin. Vorword: Rhoda Power. 8°. 190,2 S. OPappband. Schmuckvorsatz. Minimal bestoßen, vereinzelt etwas stockfleckig, Papier leicht vergilbt.
书商的参考编号 : 11755
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PEROL Jean
Regards d'encre : Ecrivains japonais, 1966-1986
La Différence, Mobile Matière, 1995, 258 pp., broché, tranches brunies, couverture un peu défraîchie et empoussiérée, état correct.
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PERRIN (Maurice).
[TOKYO] Rade de Yédo.
Paris, [1890]. 229 x 156 mm.
书商的参考编号 : LBW-8644
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Perrin Jean
"L'inconnu Japonais - Une grande puissance à la recherche de son rôle - Série ""Documents"""
"Casterman. 1974. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Quelques rousseurs. 226 pages - une carte en noir et blanc hors texte. Plats contrepliés en un rabat. Avec une carte ""Hommage de l'auteur"" en supplément. Mors fendus en coiffe de tête.. . . . Classification Dewey : 952-Japon et ses îles"
书商的参考编号 : R300297881
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Perrin Jean
L'inconnu japonais : une grande puissance à la recherche de son rôle
Casterman. 1974. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 226 pages augmentées de 2 cartes en noir et blanc,hors texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 952-Japon et ses îles
书商的参考编号 : RO30303517
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Perrin, Noel
Keine Feuerwaffen mehr : Japans Rückkehr zum Schwert, 1543 - 1879. Aus d. Engl. übers. von Udo Rennert
Frankfurt am Main : Syndikat 1982. 111 S. : Ill. ; 22 cm kart., Softcover/Paperback, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
书商的参考编号 : 47942
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Perrin, Noel
Keine Feuerwaffen mehr : Japans Rückkehr zum Schwert, 1543 - 1879. Aus dem Engl. von Udo Rennert
Stuttgart : Klett-Cotta 1996. 170 S. : Ill. ; 22 cm, mit Schutzumschlag Gewebe, gebundene Ausgabe, Leinen, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
书商的参考编号 : 47938
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PERRY Anna M.
FIVE THOUSAND PHRASES (ENGLISH-JAPANESE) FOR COMMON USE by Anna M. PERRY, Alphabetically arranged and indexed for immediate and easy Reference. En langue anglaise et japonaise.
Z.P. MARUYA & Cie, Tokyo, 1899
书商的参考编号 : 50122
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Perry Expedition: Japan
THREE CONTEMPORARY JAPANESE MANUSCRIPT ACCOUNTS OF THE ARRIVAL OF COMMODORE PERRY IN JAPAN INCLUDING A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT REPORT OF EVENTS
Edo 1853. 31; 31; 61pp. plus a loose sheet. Original paper wrappers stitched. Contemporary manuscript annotations in red ink in one volume. Scattered worming heavy in places. Some dampstaining and dust soiling. About very good. Three fascinating Japanese manuscript accounts of the arrival of Commodore Perry to Japan in 1853. Then first URAGA KUROTONE NI KANSARU or "The Black Ship Arriving in Uraga" comprises the official government report of events when Perry steamed into Uraga Bay. This volume contains contemporary edits to the text in red ink. The second account of Perry's arrival EDO URAGA BIKOKU FUNE TORAI IKKEN or "Arrival of the Ships at Uraga" contains a double-page manuscript sketch of the coastline of Uraga Bay together with the disposition of Perry's ships. The final volume consists of a third manuscript entitled GASSHUKKO SHOKAN WAGE UTSUSHI a copy of the report on the Perry arrival prepared by Abe Masahiro Chief Senior Councillor in the Toguwara Shogunate which includes translations of the letters from Fillmore and Perry delivered by Perry on July 8 1853. Also with a single manuscript sheet that provides a description of Perry's ship. <br> <br> Vital contemporary manuscript accounts of this monumental transformation in Japanese foreign relations from significant Japanese participants in events. unknown books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM53554
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Perry Japan Expedition
MANUSCRIPT MENU FOR A BANQUET GIVEN AT THE YOKOHAMA TREATY HOUSE FOR THE AMERICAN DELEGATION LED BY COMMODORE PERRY
Yokohama 1854. 1p. Oblong folio sheet previously folded. A couple minor creases with very light dampstaining at foot of sheet. Very good. An impressive survival from Commodore Perry's expedition a decorative manuscript menu from the banquet that celebrated the agreement of the Treaty of Kanagawa between the United States and Japan in 1854. Although an official and extensive trade agreement between the two countries was not reached until 1858 the Treaty of Kanagawa achieved Perry and the United States government's primary goal of opening Japan to U.S. trade by allowing the use of two ports at Shimoda and Hakodate by American ships granting a degree of freedom of movement to American sailors while in port and establishing diplomatic relations via the appointment of an American consul. <br> <br> The banquet was held in the Treaty House at Yokohama which had been purpose-built for negotiating the agreement between the two countries. It was a return engagement following a first event hosted by the Americans on board Perry's flagship the U.S.S. Powhatan at which copious amounts of lamb beef and whiskey were reportedly served. The menu for the Japanese meal reflected the country's altogether different culinary tastes offering a long series of soup and seafood courses including sea bream and a number of other fish. It is unclear which side found the other's food more distasteful but Perry remarked that the Japanese offerings "Seemed particularly meager in comparison with American fare and soup however desirable in its proper place was found to be but a poor substitute for a round of beef or a haunch of mutton." For their part the Japanese were unimpressed by the Americans' loud and uncouth behavior at the event and were amused by their inability to use chopsticks. <br> <br> Despite the reservations of each side the banquet served as a capstone to one of the most critical moments in the development of Japanese-American relations. This possibly unique piece of ephemera is a wonderful document of that entertaining cross-cultural episode and the culmination of the Perry expedition. unknown books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM52135
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Perry Japan Expedition
SUBSTANTIAL MANUSCRIPT ARCHIVE BOUND IN ONE VOLUME CONTAINING CONTEMPORARY REPORTS AND ILLUSTRATIONS PERTAINING TO COMMODORE PERRY'S ARRIVAL IN JAPAN
Japan 1859. 354pp. including twelve full-page or double- page ink and watercolor wash illustrations. Contemporary Japanese wrappers string-tied paper label completed in manuscript on front cover. Noticeable wear and rubbing to the binding newer string. Uneven worming throughout mostly unobtrusive. About very good. In a half morocco and cloth clamshell box spine gilt with raised bands. Large bound collection of contemporary manuscript papers documents and drawings relating to Commodore Perry and the Black Ships entering Edo Bay in July 1853. The text is comprised of accounts of the event and transcriptions of official letters from President Millard Fillmore Secretary of State Edward Everett and Commodore Perry to the Japanese Emperor. Illustrations include two double-hemispheric world maps a map showing the course of the Black Ship squadron Edo Bay and the landing of the ships Perry's marines marching sketches of large cannons aboard Perry's ships and diagrams and fortifications protecting the Japanese people from foreign invasion. <br> <br> In 1852 Perry was appointed head of a naval expedition charged with inducing the Japanese government to establish diplomatic relations with the United States. The expedition involved two visits to Japan. On his first Perry arrived at Edo Bay on July 8 1853. After a brief standoff and show of force he was able to land the following week and deliver a letter from President Fillmore with the U.S. demands with the promise he would return the following year for a reply. On February 13 1854 Perry returned with a total of ten vessels and 1600 men. After another standoff and three weeks of negotiation Perry signed the Convention of Kanagawa at the end of March 1854 which opened the ports of Shimoda and Hakodate to American ships provided for care of shipwrecked sailors and the establishment of an American consulate in Shimoda. "The most important result however was that the visit contributed to the collapse of the feudal regime and to the modernization of Japan" - Hill. <br> <br> Altogether a very comprehensive manuscript archive of this important occasion that helped open Japan to world commerce and culture. HILL 1332 ref. hardcover books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM55020
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Perry Japan Expedition
TAIHEI KAN
Japan 1853. 14pp. including three double-page woodblock illustrations. Gathered signatures stitched as issued. Mild wear. Near fine. Rare kawaraban newsbook announcing the arrival of Commodore Perry and the Black Ships to Japan in 1853. The work includes three double-page illustrations: a dominating portrait of Perry's flagship; Perry and a contingent of marines marching in procession to a meeting with local dignitaries at Kurihama with two cabin boys carrying boxes presumably official gifts or President Fillmore's letter requesting harmonious commerce; and a map of Edo Bay where the Black Ships entered. Listings of the Samurai and Daimyo Feudal Lords entrusted with the protection of Japan from foreign invasion are found on the final leaves. Such kawaraban - news sheets broadsides or small periodicals - provided the most immediate contemporary news of events in Japan including Commodore Perry's momentous first visit. unknown books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM55689
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Perry Japan Expedition
URAGA NO OMOKAGE SITUATION IN URAGA
Uraga Bay Japan 1853. Pen and ink manuscript scroll on thick mulberry paper in Japanese 10 1/2 x 125 inches. Mounted on a wooden roller and with a small contemporary cloth extension panel to the scroll cotton tie. Manuscript backed on thick paper a few worm holes at upper margin of the final panel occasional brown stain at upper margins of first few panels a few tiny holes some old creases. Very good. A Japanese manuscript depiction showing the parade of Commodore Matthew Perry and his forces on the shore at Uraga Bay to visit the Japanese Princes on July 14 1853. An important piece of American naval and diplomatic history and a rare survival of a Japanese "Black Ship" Scroll for the 1853 arrival of Perry this is one of only a handful to have survived. <br> <br> Perry's sudden arrival near the entrance to Tokyo Bay at Uraga on July 8 1853 with two sloops and two paddle-steamer battleships carrying letters and gifts to deliver to the Emperor threw the Japanese authorities into a tailspin. The reports went back to the Emperor who immediately took ill presumably fearing an invasion. For several days there was a stand-off the smaller Japanese vessels amassing around the American vessels one of which had ninety-two cannons. Local warlord families took up arms all around the Bay and made promises of men for the defense of Edo. For five days the stand-off continued and Perry stayed in his cabin and let it be known he had a letter from President Fillmore to deliver to the Emperor and only the Emperor or his emissary could receive it. The Japanese first threatened him then tried to bribe him to leave and go to Nagasaki to complete his mission. Perry stood firm and ignored the Japanese demands. <br> <br> Perry sent out smaller boats to start surveying the area and the Japanese stood aside wondering if the cannon would strike them. On July 14 a hastily erected tent was put up on the shore of the bay and two sons of the Emperor Princes Ido and Toda came down by Imperial barge from Edo and sat in the tent to receive the letters. Perry arrived with his troops his marching band playing the Stars and Stripes flags flying. He formally delivered the letters and said he would be back in a year for an answer to the President's call for a trade treaty with Japan protection for shipwrecked sailors and the establishment of refueling stations for American ships in the Western Pacific. The Japanese asked him to leave quickly but he stayed anchored for a further three days then spent some time doing surveys of other parts of Edo Bay returning via Okinawa to winter at the American station in Hong Kong. He returned the following February with a larger flotilla strengthened by newly- completed battleship steamers sent out from the States. The second meeting took place at Yokohama from February to June 1854 where Perry insisted that negotiations begin and at that time there was an exchange of diplomatic gifts. A provisional treaty was signed in 1854 but the full trading treaty was not completed until 1858 after Townsend Harris came to Japan as U.S. Consul and set about finalizing the negotiations. <br> <br> The artist of this piece certainly documented the action well. It begins with a panel showing an American officer and three soldiers from the ship continues with eight sketches of hats seven instruments of the band and a naval sword two small barges that brought the crew and troops to the shore a detailed annotated sketch of the flagship Susquehanna followed by the procession of the 300 Americans from the shore to the receiving tents the Stars and Stripes waving and including the band and a similar sketch of the Japanese procession with clan banners a sketch of the receiving area with a parade ground and two tents and a final view of Uraga Bay with the four American ships at anchor and the landing place on the shoreline. <br> <br> While the census for the scrolls and scroll fragments depicting Perry's second arrival in 1854 number at least twenty in institutional hands for the 1853 arrival of Perry we locate only one - a ten-foot watercolor scroll in the British Museum for which this is either a precursor or a contemporary near- copy. A close comparison with the British Museum scroll has yet to be accomplished but there are textual differences in some of the captions and it appears from the sketchy monochrome nature and uncolored state of this scroll that it is more likely a provisional sketch done from observation by a Japanese artist who attended the event rather than a contemporary finished scroll. It is likely that after the meeting with Perry the warlord attendees would have been presented with a finished watercolor scroll. This scroll may well be the original provisional version of that finished sketch. <br> <br> An extraordinarily rare and important "Black Ship" Japanese scroll. hardcover books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM52129
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Perry Japan Expedition: Black Ship Scroll
NANPO GUEN. VISIT TO SHIMODA
N.p. but probably Tokyo 1856. Ink and watercolor on twenty-five linen- mounted rice paper panels joined into a scroll measuring approximately 10 1/2 inches x 29 1/2 feet. Mounted on a wooden roller with silk tie housed in a custom balsa wood box. Intermittent creasing fairly regular small chips to bottom edge sometimes costing a bit of the image area. Very good. An incredible informative and beautifully rendered "Black Ship Scroll" giving a thirty- foot long visual account of the visit of Commodore Perry's U.S. naval squadron to Shimoda in the wake of the signing of the Treaty of Kanagawa. It is an awe-inspiring artifact of a momentous event in American and Japanese history and a brilliant work of art. <br> <br> Perry's 1854 arrival in the remote port of Shimoda aroused great curiosity and was recorded both by anonymous artisans as well as real artists the latter being the case for the present scroll. One of Perry's interpreters S. Wells Williams reported seeing similar scrolls depicting the naval visit just a few weeks after they anchored. He wrote in his account of the visit: "A pictorial representation of our squadron and description annexed and an account of the war between England and China were seen today by officers." Williams goes on the remark that it was forbidden to sell these scrolls to Americans and in fact being a non- trading closed society Japanese officials discouraged personal purchases of any kind by U.S. personnel. <br> <br> Evident in the present scroll is the Japanese fascination with American military technology. Perry's official account made note of the Japanese being insatiably inquisitive when invited on board: "When visiting the ship the mandarins and their attendants were never at rest: but went about peering into every nook and corner peeping into the muzzles of the guns.They were not contented to merely observing with their eyes but were constantly taking out their writing materials their mulberry bark paper." <br> <br> The present scroll depicts the deck and equipment details of one of Perry's frigate steamers as well as handsome harbor scenes of the numerous ships at anchor including a moonlight view brilliantly-colored American flags flying from the masts of the ships undulating coastlines maps of the locations of Perry's ships the narrative of their travel from Edo Bay a portrait of Commodore Perry and two of his interpreters and an account of naval gun salutes and the burial of a sailor with a rendering of his tombstone. Also shown is a small American military band large portraits of several of Perry's ships a detail of an American landing party departing one of the imposing Black Ships and much more. On the whole the expert illustrations give not only the details of Perry his men ships and their armaments but a sense of the level to which the American squadron impressed the Japanese. Accomplished by an artist that would almost certainly have had firsthand knowledge of the visit of the American squadron it is a far more artistically-polished memorial of Perry's extraordinary visit than many of the more folk-art type scrolls that make up the majority of surviving examples. <br> <br> Perry's sudden arrival near the entrance to Tokyo Bay at Uraga on July 8 1853 with two sloops and two paddle-steamer battleships carrying letters and gifts to deliver to the Emperor threw the Japanese authorities into a tailspin. The reports went back to the Emperor who immediately took ill presumably fearing an invasion. For several days there was a stand-off the smaller Japanese vessels amassing around the American vessels one of which had ninety-two cannons. Local warlord families took up arms all around the Bay and made promises of men for the defense of Edo. For five days the stand-off continued and Perry stayed in his cabin and let it be known he had a letter from President Fillmore to deliver to the Emperor and only the Emperor or his emissary could receive it. The Japanese first threatened him then tried to bribe him to leave and go to Nagasaki to complete his mission. Perry stood firm and ignored the Japanese demands. <br> <br> Perry sent out smaller boats to start surveying the area and the Japanese stood aside wondering if the cannon would strike them. On July 14 a hastily erected tent was put up on the shore of the bay and two sons of the Emperor Princes Ido and Toda came down by Imperial barge from Edo and sat in the tent to receive the letters. Perry arrived with his troops his marching band playing flags flying. He formally delivered the letters and said he would be back in a year for an answer to the President's call for a trade treaty with Japan protection for shipwrecked sailors and the establishment of refueling stations for American ships in the Western Pacific. The Japanese asked Perry to leave quickly but he stayed anchored for a further three days then spent some time doing surveys of other parts of Edo Bay returning via Okinawa to winter at the American station in Hong Kong. <br> <br> Perry returned the following February with a larger flotilla strengthened by newly- completed battleship steamers sent out from the United States. The second meeting took place at Yokohama from February to June 1854 where Perry insisted that negotiations begin and at that time there was an exchange of diplomatic gifts. A provisional treaty was signed in 1854 but the full trading treaty was not completed until 1858 after Townsend Harris came to Japan as U.S. Consul and set about finalizing the negotiations. <br> <br> Perry's return in 1854 with a much more substantial force provoked the same curiosity and trepidation among the Japanese populace as his first visit if not more so and it is this second visit that is captured in the present scroll. The Americans arrived by steam frigates the "black ships of evil men" as well as under sail with their canons and howitzers conspicuous. This second visit to Edo Bay was a purposeful display of the United States' superior military force to impress an essentially feudal society - all the better for Perry to encourage the signing of a treaty allowing American whalers to use the islands as a resupply outpost of America's burgeoning economic empire and Pacific expansion. <br> <br> Following the signing of the Treaty of Kanagawa on March 31 1854 Perry visited the two ports named as open to American ships Shimoda and Hakodate. Americans were also allowed to travel inland from these ports to a proscribed distance of seven ri approximately seventeen miles. Officers were allowed onshore and the manners appearance and customs of the Americans were of nearly insatiable interest to the inhabitants of these remote fishing villages. This was the first interaction common Japanese citizens had with Westerners. <br> <br> The present scroll descends from the Perry family specifically Calbraith Perry Rodgers famed aviator and Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry's great-grandnephew. The scroll is accompanied by a later typed transcription of an 1858 account of Commodore Perry's life by R.S. Rodgers. <br> <br> One of the more impressive examples of a Black Ship Scroll documenting Perry's second interaction with the Japanese rulers and people executed by an accomplished Japanese artist and descended through the Perry family. unknown books
书商的参考编号 : WRCAM55468
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Perry, Hawks, F.L
Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to th China Seas and Japan. Performed in the Years 1852, 1853, and 1854, under the Command of Commmodore M.Perry...
Washington, B. Tucker. Erstausgabe. 3 Bde. 4to. Mit 8(von 24) gest. bzw. lith. Karten, 352 ganzs. Holzstich-Sternkarten, 129 meist getönten (39 kol.) lithogr. Tafeln, sowie zahlr. Textillustr. Olwd.berieben . bestossen. 1
书商的参考编号 : 1194AB
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Perry, M. C. ; Hawks, Francis L. & Wallach, Sidney
NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION OF AN AMERICAN SQUADRON TO THE CHINA SEAS AND JAPAN
Light chipping to price clipped DJ. Sticker removal residue to front free endpaper ; Perry's famous expedition to Japan, resulting in an establishment of relations between the two countries. Reissued here to commemorate the centennial of the journey ; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 305 pages
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Perry, Matthew Calbraith
Correspondence Relative to the Naval Expedition to Japan First edition (first printing).
Washington DC: (n.p.), 1855. 195 pages; no plates, as issued. gebundene Ausgabe, Blindprägeband, book in good condition, Exemplar in gutem Erhaltungszustand
书商的参考编号 : 56125
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Perry, Matthew Calbraith
Narrative of the expedition to the China seas and Japan, 1852-1854
537pp. 28 cm. Paperback Very good condition
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PERZYNSKI, Fr.
Hokusai.Mit 97 Abbildungen und 6 farbigen Einschaltbildern.“Künstler-Monographien, LXVIII.”
Bielefeld - Leipzig, Velhagen & Klasing 1904, 255x175mm, 96Seiten, broschiert. Schönes Exemplar.
书商的参考编号 : 36321
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Perzynski, Friedrich
Der japanische Farbenholzschnitt
12. Tsd. Berlin, Brandus, o.J. (ca. 1920). Kl.-8vo. Mit farbigem Titelbild u. zahlreichen Illustrationen im Text u. auf Tafeln. 79 S. Or.-Lwd. (Die Kunst. Sammlung Brandus, 13). [5 Warenabbildungen]
书商的参考编号 : 213614
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Perzynski, Friedrich
Der japanische Farbenholzschnitt. 9.-12. Tsd. 8° Kolor. Frontisp., [2], 79, [1] S., 9 (davon 1 handkolor) Tafeln. OLeinen.
Berlin, Brandus, ca. 1910. (Die Kunst-Sammlung Brandus, Bd. 13) - Vors. mit Besitzverm. Sehr sauber. Einband leicht angestaubt.
书商的参考编号 : X040
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Perzynski, Friedrich
Der japanische Farbenholzschnitt. Mit vielen Vollbildern und Vignetten. 9.-12. Tsd.
Berlin: Brandus. (um 1910). 79 Seiten. Ill. OLwd.,
书商的参考编号 : 2927
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PERZYNSKI, Friedrich
JAPANISCHE MASKEN II - NO UND KYOGEN: 'Künstlerverzeichnis'; 'Herstellung. . .'; 'Gruppierung. . . '; 'Typenverzeichnis'; 'Stammtafeln der Haupt-Notänzer-Familien'; 'Stammtafel der Deme nach >Nogaku Daijiten<'; 'Die Maskenschnitzer der klassischen Zeit'; 'Brandstempel'; 'Literatur'; 'Abbildungsverzeichnis'; 'Register'; 'Stammtafel. . .'*.
Berlin - Leipzig, de Gruyter & Co., 1925. (4) 235 Seiten, mit vielen Abbildungen, 1 ausfaltbare *) 'Stammtafel der wichtigsten No-Maskenschnitzer nach dem heutigen Stande der Forschung'. - Dunkelblauer Original-Leineneinband mit goldgeprägtem Deckel- und Rückentitel; 4to.(ca. 27 x 21 cm; ca. 1,4 kg.).
书商的参考编号 : 2011160867xbvk
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PERZYNSKI, Friedrich
Japanische Masken. No und Kyogen. 2 Bde.
Bln / Lpz: de Gruyter 1925. 12,426 / 6,235 S. m. zahlr. Abb. u. 123 (1 gefalt.) Taf. Reg. 4° Ln. *schönes Expl.*.
书商的参考编号 : 85732
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Perzynski, Friedrich
Korin und seine Zeit. [UND] Otto Hauser. Die japanische Dichtung. (Japanische Meister und Kunst und Dichtung. Sammlung Brandus Meisterbücher der Kunst). 2 Bände in 1 Band.
Berlin, Brandusscher Verlag, (1907). Kl. 8° (16 x 12 cm). 6 Bl., 109, (7) S. mit zahlreichen Illustrationen, 2 Bl. mit montierten farbigen Abbildungen, 14 Bl. Kunstdrucktafeln; 2 Bl., 68 S., 1 Bl., 2 Bl. mit montierten farbigen Abbildungen, 13 Bl. Tafeln. Original-Lederband mit goldgeprägtem Einband- und Rückentitel.
书商的参考编号 : 30662AB
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Pet Dog Management in Summer Toshihide Uchiyama Hunting Walk Mutsuo Ando and others All Japan Hunting Club
All hunting August 1988
Not Available 1988. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
书商的参考编号 : 2090502113704649
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Peter Nelson: Written by Japan Tree House Association: Translated by Futami Shobo
Building a Tree House 2009 7th edition
A5 7th edition with cover belt Futami Shobo 2009. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 A5 7th edition with cover belt Futami Shobo paperback
书商的参考编号 : 2081502112501719
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Peterson, John
Det Säregna Japan. Mit 136 Abb. teils auf Tafeln. (schwedisch).
Stockholm, Natur och Kultur, 1937. 144 S. OLn. (minimal lichtrandig).
书商的参考编号 : 56622AB
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Petit Futé
Guide Osaka et Hyogo 2019-2020 Petit Futé
Petit fute 2018 216 pages 12x20 4x1cm. 2018. Broché. 216 pages.
书商的参考编号 : 500034670
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