Front cover, thick tan paper binding. Japanese text in black ink along left edge. English writing in black pen in upper left corner, reads: Prior to Meiji 44. Gift before leaving for Korea: Children at play / Meiji 43.9.20. Cloth designs: ancient. / Seven gods of luck: gift: Taisho 12.9. / last page. Dates in pen (1911) and (1923).
Japanese artworks from the Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art. High Quality Female Mannequin (MWJ67:1) is from the Meiji period. Emperor Doll (MWJ67:2) is from ca. 1770. Archer Doll (MWJ67:3), Archer Doll (MWJ67:4), Musician Doll (MWJ67:15) and Musician Doll (MWJ67:16) are from the 18th century. Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:5), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:6), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:7), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:8), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:9), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:10), Serving Girl Doll (MWJ67:11), Musician Doll (MWJ67:14), Musician Doll (MWJ67:17), Musician Doll (MWJ67:18), Musician Doll (MWJ67:19), Musician Doll (MWJ67:20), Chest (MWJ67:21), Musician Doll (MWJ67:20), Chest (MWJ67:21), Chest (MWJ67:23), Trunk (MWJ67:24), Chest (MWJ67:25), Basin (MWJ67:26), Basin (MWJ67:27), Dressing Stand (MWJ67:28), Table (MWJ67:29), Table (MWJ67:30), Brush Box (MWJ67:31) and Writing Box (MWJ67:32) are ca. 18th century. Uchide no Kozuchi Hammer (MWJ67:12) is from the Edo period. Flame Drum (MWJ67:13), Pair of Hasamibako (Scissor Boxes) (MWJ67:33) and Nagamochi (MWJ67:34) are from the early 20th century. Hasamibako (Scissor Box) (MWJ67:22) is from ca. early 20th century.
