Hanshan Tang Books PDF Catalogues: Books on East Asian Art & Archaeology

Our bi-monthly catalogues are also available for download as pdf (portable document format) files from the web site.

Our last regular list, number 145, was posted 11 May 2008; please scroll down if necessary to show the link.

The pdf versions of last year's New Year's Stock List and our recent catalogue of books on Chinese Ceramics are also available.

Please note: the links below should trigger downloads of approximately 1-3 Mb each for the main lists.

At the request of a number of customers, from list 122 on we have made two regional-interest subsets of the main list available in pdf form - a Japanese interest sublist, and a list of items that are not primarily China- or Japan-related (i.e. Korea, SE Asia, Central and South Asia, etc.) The item numbers in these lists are the same as the item numbers in the main list. Please use these numbers when ordering. Note that these lists do not have all the editorial niceties of the main list.

NEW LIST
145

Hanshan Tang catalogue covers

	NB: Full lists are c. 1-3 Mb downloads; special interest lists are 100-200 Kb.
	LIST 145. LIST 145 ji Japanese interest only (28 pp). LIST 145 ai not China or Japan (6 pp).
	LIST 144. LIST 144 ji Japanese interest only (16 pp). LIST 144 ai not China or Japan (8 pp).
	LIST 143. LIST 143 ji Japanese interest only (6 pp). LIST 143 ai not China or Japan (6 pp).
	LIST 142. LIST 142 ji Japanese interest only (16 pp). LIST 142 ai not China or Japan (5 pp).
	NEW YEAR STOCK LIST s06.
	CATALOGUE 31 Chinese Ceramics.
We have pdf versions of catalogues from list 120 onwards and including the 900-item stock list we produced to coincide with this list. To receive the pdf version of these earlier catalogues, please contact us by email.

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