![Manuscript on high quality mulberry paper, entitled “Geka Soden” or “Koi Geka Soden” or “Nanban Geka Soden” [trans.: “Complete Manual of Surgery” or “Red-Head Style Surgery Text”]. 134 finely drawn & colored illus., including multiple illus. on many of the leaves, some full-page. 38 leaves (two are blank); 38 leaves (two are blank); 25 leaves (two are blank). Three vols. Small oblong folio (235 x 325 mm.), orig. patterned wrappers, new stitching. Japan: Preface in first volume dated 1706. Chinzan NARABAYASHI.](/pictures/medium/5974.jpg?v=1509020401)
NARABAYASHI, Chinzan.
Manuscript on high quality mulberry paper, entitled “Geka Soden” or “Koi Geka Soden” or “Nanban Geka Soden” [trans.: “Complete Manual of Surgery” or “Red-Head Style Surgery Text”]. 134 finely drawn & colored illus., including multiple illus. on many of the leaves, some full-page. 38 leaves (two are blank); 38 leaves (two are blank); 25 leaves (two are blank). Three vols. Small oblong folio (235 x 325 mm.), orig. patterned wrappers, new stitching. Japan: Preface in first volume dated 1706.
![A fine and handsomely illustrated cartographic manuscript (“Kaiji zu” or “Kairo zu” [trans.: “Nautical Charts”]) on rice paper, prepared by Tsugihei (or Wahei or Jirobei) Miyachi. 2 pp. of preliminary text, 27 finely colored double-page maps (strip maps bound up in consecutive order), 11 pp. of text. Large 8vo (312 x 225 mm.), self-wrappers (first four leaves with paper repair in lower outer corner, with some minor loss of text & image), old stitching. JAPAN TRADE ROUTES OF THE INLAND SEA.](/pictures/medium/5611.jpg?v=1492609759)
![Manuscript on paper entitled “Genji monogatari” [trans.: Tale of Genji].](http://www.jonathanahill.com/pictures/thumb/6226.jpg?v=1526923532)
![Zoshi, narabini furoku [trans.: On the Viscera].](http://www.jonathanahill.com/pictures/thumb/6230.jpg?v=1526925172)
![Illustrated scroll on paper entitled “Gozo roppu” and “Keiketsu” [trans.: “Illustrated scroll of the Five Organs and Six Viscera” and “Pressure Points illustrated”]. Scroll on thin paper (275 x 3780 mm.), with numerous pen, ink, and color drawings. At end, we find in Japanese “copied by Saburouemon [and] Yojuro Igarashi 1708 at Aizu, Tashiromura Village.”](http://www.jonathanahill.com/pictures/thumb/6240.jpg?v=1532649048)