Rectangular colour print within a white paper frame. Print is of a large snow-peaked mountain against a blue sky. The background has white clouds and green forests. There is a box with Japanese writing in the upper left corner. Stamped on the frame back is "Printed in Japan".

Rectangular colour print within a white paper frame. Print is of a room with several figures (three women, three men) lounging upon a wide window seat before an open window. In one lower corner, a servant works banging items together. Surrounding the room are several signs with Japanese writing. Stamped on the frame back is "Printed in Japan".

Rectangular colour print within a white paper frame. There is a red mountain blending into a green hillside against a blue sky with many white clouds. There is a box with Japanese characters in the upper left corner. Stamped on the frame back is "Printed in Japan".

Head of a Lokapala guardian figure (part a). Pink clay with traces of white, pink, red, black and gold decoration. Wood stand (part b) included.

Various prints (parts a-e) showing court ladies, dancers and actresses dressed in elaborate traditional robes predominant colours are red, green, yellow, gold, and black on a silver ground. Part g is a booklet that has the following inscription on the front cover: " EXPLANATION of Historically Depicted Japanese Women." Japanese characters follow the inscription. Near the bottom the following inscription reads: " Series 1 Kyoto Hanga In Co., 1954." Part h is the portfolio the prints are housed in. The portfolio is light brown with black writing on the front. It is held closed by two black coloured ribbons.

Rectangular portfolio (part h) that holds six prints (parts b-g) depicting different male Noh actors dressed in elaborate robes with long, shaggy hair, and female actresses in traditional costumes and elaborate coiffures. Part a is a green booklet called "NOH PLAY Explanation and Stories" (with Japanese characters under the English title). At the bottom of the booklet on the front, the English inscription continues: "SERIES 1 Kyoto Hanga in Co., 1954."