Toyokuni, chuban yoke-e, a print with two officials on a bridge in a river landscape, a small child before them; another with a bijin standing at the gate to a pavilion, a couple kneeling on the ground outside; Hiroshige, oban yoke-e, a print with figures approaching a temple in the snow, all mounted; an embroidered kakemono decorated with a sailing boat laden with precious objects -- 56½in.x 25¾in.; and an album containing a variety of Chinese postcards of views around Peking in the 1920's. (4)