Madras. Theosophical Publishing House. 1926. Second edition (Fifth impression). Transcribed, compiled and with an introduction by A.T. Barker. Three pages of facsimile signatures, xli + 493pp + 32 page index, edges and endpapers foxed, some occasional light spotting in text, bookplate front pastedown, spine a little sunned, good copy in..... More

London. Thomas Baker. [ 1864.]. Third Edition brought down to a recent date. 3 Volumes: Volume I: xii + 547pp; Volume II: vii + 535pp. Volume III; ix + 587pp. From the library of Dr Andrew Selth with his name and chop on free endpapers, library stamps in each volume..... More

Montpelier, Vt. Lucius Q. C. Bowles. 1813. ix + 369pp, original 18th century full leather binding with red leather title label lettered in gilt with minor loss, front hinge splitting but boards firmly attached, paper browning, some worm holes mainly to endpapers and corners. Book owner's label on front pastedown..... More

Paris. [Andreas Cramoisy for] Danielem Horthemels, 1687. Folio, 35 x 22.6 cms, engraved portrait of Confucius [cxvi], map [stained at the top edge], foliated initials, engraved head and endpieces, tables; Contents: Title page, dedication to Louis XIV ([iii-viii]), "Proemialis Declaratio" (Introductory Exposition, ix-cxiv), Confucius vita (cxvii-cxxiv); Liber primus [Tá Hiô]..... More

Tokyo/Yokohama: Nippon Seikokwai Shuppan Kwaisha/ Kelly & Walsh Limited. 1897. 2nd revised edition. xvi + 316pp and 2 page index. Green cloth covered boards slightly discoloured with faded spine, lettered in gilt. A very good copy, firm and clean. 21.5 x 14cm. Translated from the German and revised by the..... More

Tubingen. J. C. B. Mohr. (Paul Siebeck). 1906. Text in old German, original wrappers, lacks the rear wrapper, front wrapper loose, 80pp and 2 pages of adverts, edges a little chipped. decorated chapter headings. 20.5 x 14cm from a series: Religionsgeschichtliche Volksbücher für die Deutsche christliche Gegenwart., III. Reihe, Allgemeine..... More

New York. Parke Austin, & Lipscomb, Inc., [ 1917]. Member's Edition. Sepia toned photographic frontispiece and three illustrations throughout the text with captioned tissue guards. vi + 410pp bibliography. Purple cloth covered boards, ruled and lettered in gilt on the spine which is slightly faded. Handwritten name of the author..... More

London. Henry Frowde. 1894. Second Edition, Revised. viii+ 587pp. Lacks titlepage. Cloth covered boards, head & tail have been re-enforced and a patch on spine. Cloth marked, paper age toned, some light insect damage to endpapers, edges dusty. Volume II only. 28.5 x 17.5cm. A good firm copy. In English..... More

Shanghai. College of Chinese Studies California College in China, April 1934. Original printed wrappers bound into library card covers that have some damage to the edges. Owner label on the rear of the front card cover; 'Property of Saint John the Evangelist'. Blind embossed name of St. Francis House...Cambridge, Mass..... More

Shanghai. Commercial Press. 1916. First Edition. Maroon cloth covered boards lettered in gilt on the spine. xxxii + 331pp and 4 pages of adverts. front lower inner gutter splitting but firm, endpapers browned, Yin Yang symbol stamped on front and rear endpapers. 23 x 15.5cm. When referring to this item..... More

Gütersloh. C. Bertelsmann. 1896. Folding map at the rear of the first volume, Black and white illustrations In two volumes, original printed wrappers, part I: 120pp : Sumatra. Part II. 68pp: Nias and Borneo. Wrappers on volume ii have some damp staining and covers are a little cockled at the..... More

New York. Kokusai Bunka Shinokai. (The Society for International Cultural Relations), 1936. 42pp+ 4 pages giving details of the Kokusai Bunka Shinokai and a list of their publications. Black card wrappers, lettered in red, chipped at the lower spine. From the library of George Caiger with his signature on the..... More

[Kyoto]. 昭和拾八 ( 1943. Japanese manuscript written in calligraphy, issued by the influential Japanese Zen Buddhist temple Tōfuku-ji, awarding a Japanese monk 花伯齊 the honourable title of 法橋[(Hokkyō]. This title is the third highest rank is given to the Buddhist sculptors and is followed by the first and second ranks..... More