Questions and Answers
Yukari Yoshida & Joseph Kurstin
Momotaro - The Peach Boy Vlad Bykoriz
Netsuke Basics from A to Z
Christine Drosse
Rakuchu: A Neoclassical Netsuke Carver
Yoichi Shimatani
Tall and Slim: Depiction of Beautiful Women and the Seven Sages in late 18th century Japan Else and Heinz Kress
The Armchair Collector: Genjoraku or Ryujin? Richard Hieronymus
Guajian, Chinese Toggles: Netsuke's Newest Old Frontier Franco Bellino
Auctions: Bluette H. Kirchhoff Collection
Stanley Wertheim and Michael J. Strone
Auctions: Eldred's
Ed McNiff
On the Continent Gabor Wilhelm
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Fall 2009 Issue
President's Letter
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Yukari Yoshida & Joseph Kurstin
An Ema Tablet Depicting Inro and Netsuke by Suzuki Masayoshi, dated 1760 Else and Heinz Kress
The Work of Ryo Kawara (Kawahara):
Part 2 David Burditt
Whose Dog Is It? Vladyslav Bykoriz
Unusual Animal and Bird Configurations in Netsuke
Eberhard Schmidt-Böthelt
From the Outside Looking In Michael J. Strone
A Big Question to "The Question of Authenticity" Nori Watanabe
Netsuke Basics from A to Z
Christine Drosse
Auctions
D.J.K. Wright
Book Reviews
Memoriam
New York Convention Photos
Correction
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Summer 2009 Issue
New York Convention Bulletin
President's Letter
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Yukari Yoshida & Joseph Kurstin
Lost in Plain View: A Noteworthy 19th Century Netsukeshi, All But Invisible
Christopher Beamer
Inro Made in Kyoto, 350 Years Ago Else and Heinz Kress
A New Year's Gift
A Remarkable Sansukumi Eberhard Schmidt-Böthelt
The Work of Ryo Kawara (Kawahara):
Part I David Burditt
From the Outside Looking In
Michael J. Strone
Netsuke Happenings: The Case of the Twin Christ-Figures
Gabor Wilhelm
Netsuke Basics from A to Z
Christine Drosse
Auctions
Michael J. Strone
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Spring 2009 Issue
New York Convention Bulletin
Vice-President's Letter
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Questions and Answers Yukari Yoshida & Joseph Kurstin
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Fine Inro Netsuke, and One Statue David Burditt
Tsuishu from a Daimyo Grave Else and Heinz Kress
The Centennial Sennin Chris Beamer
From the Outside Looking In Michael Strone
The Armchair Collector Richard Hieronymus
A Puppy Netsuke by Komin with Kao Judy Barnewolt-Jones
Netsuke Basics from A to Z Christine Drosse
An Unusual Netsuke Eberhard Schmidt-Böthelt
Auctions Douglas J.K. Wright
On the Continent Gabor Wilhelm
Book Reviews
Memoriam
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