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Educational Picture:Japanese　（Roughness og Children)

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William Lee, uitvinder van de breimachine

Monbushouban kyouikue gaikoku hatsumeika gaden

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Kodomo fuuzoku Orimono

Memorial Portrait of the Actor Ichimura Takenojo V

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Het land van kleine mensen

Hino Kumawaka Leaping from Bamboo, No. 5 from the series A Mirror of Wise and Benevolent Heroes in Japan (Honchō chijin eiyū kagami)

「三十六佳撰　遊君　元和頃婦人」 「三十六佳撰」「遊君(元和頃婦人)」

James Watt, uitvinder van de stoommachine

Uyeki, from the series Eighteen Old Adages

「六歌仙」

Josiah Wedgewood

「千代田之御表御謡初」 「千代田之御表」「目録その他」

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Steam Engine: James Watt (Jōki Kiki), series Pedagogic Brocade Prints Published by the Ministry of Education - Lives of Great European Men

Tokyo 36 Famous Places Comic Pictures

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Onoe Kikugorō III as Akamatsu Hikojirō Norimasa, actually Nikki Naonori

「日本万歳　百撰百笑」 「露将の首途」

Japanese Paintings: Children's Games, 1894

Echtpaar bezoekt Enoshima