Old Papermaking In China And Japan

"Owing to the methods used in making the books the edition consists of only two hundred copies. More than this number would have been impossible. This copy is number 122 and is signed by the author. It contains a collection of reproductions, gleaned from various antique Oriental and Occidental books, showing the process of making paper in China and Japan in years gone by. "Also...a number of original specimens of old Oriental papers": p. [27]-71. Bound in decorated paper boards; tan cloth shelfback and corners; printed paper label on front cover. The volume is in a protective case.