[TRADE CARDS for five Japanese, Chinese, and Indian decorative arts dealers: N. Yamamoto, S. Matsuya, Kin-un-ken, East Asiatic Trading Co., and Krishna Brothers Jewellers]

[Various Asian cities: The companies, 1910. Five cards, 4 1/2 x 3 to 5 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches (one folding), 3 illustrated, all with some color on white card stock. [1] N. Yamamoto, dealer in antique and modern embroidered silks, drawn works, kimonos, curios, etc., Yokohama; a folded card (4 pp.) with chromolithographic cover showing a gold and red dragon upon a silver Mt. Fuji, text in English and Japanese, printed in navy blue and red. [2] Kin-un-ken, makers of cloisonne ware, Kyoto; English and Japanese, printed on the recto only in navy blue, red, and lavender upon an urn silhouette. [3] S. Matsuya, dealer in silks & cotton crepes, kimonos, and other clothing, Yokohama; English and Japanese, printed in blue, recto only. [4] East Asiatic Trading Co., manufacturers & exporters of silk shawls, embroideries, drawn work, etc., Hong Kong; English and Chinese, printed in red and black, recto only. [5] Krishna Brothers, jewellers and dealers in Indian decorative arts, Agra; English, printed in navy blue and red, with an image of the Taj Mahal on the verso. The lot of 5 all very good with only minor soiling. (2694).