Princeton University Library Catalog

1. Treasures of the Toyo Bunko / [edited by Shiba Yoshinobu ; translated into English by John Wisnom].

2. Treasures of the Toyo Bunko / Edited by Shiba Yoshinobu ; translated into English by John Wisnom.

3. Treasures of the Toyo Bunko / [edited by editor-in-chief Shiba Yoshinobu].

4. Catalogue of the Manchu-Mongol section of the Tōyō Bunko, by Nicholas Poppe, Leon Hurvitz [and] Hidehiro Okada.

5. The Bordered Red Banner Archives in Toyo Bunko / chief editor, Kanda Nobuo.

6. Morison 2-sei Bunko mokuroku / lkehata Setsuho hen.

7. A classified catalogue of the Morrison Library in Toyo Bunko / edited by Toyo Bunko Library Department.

8. A classified catalogue of the Morrison Library in Toyo Bunko / edited by Toyo Bunko Library Department.

9. Rough history and description of the Oriental library (Toyo bunko)

10. Catalogue of the Manchu-Mongol section of the Tōyō Bunko / by Nicholas Poppe, Leon Hurvitz [and] Hidehiro Okada.

11. A classified catalogue of books in foreign languages in the Toyo Bunko.

12. A classified catalogue of books in foreign languages in the Toyo Bunko.

13. A classified catalogue of books in foreign languages in the Toyo Bunko. Index.

14. Authors index of a classified catalogue of books in European languages in the Toyo Bunko.

15. Authors index of a classified catalogue of books in European languages in the Toyo Bunko.

16. 東洋文庫所蔵中国石刻拓本目錄.

Tōyō Bunko shozō Chūgoku sekkoku takuhon mokuroku.

17. A classified catalogue of pamphlets in foreign languages in the Toyo Bunko, acquired during the year 1917-1971.

18. A classified catalogue of books in Western languages on India in the Toyo Bunko (III) acquired during the years 1983-1994 / edited by the Seminar on South and South-east Asian History.

19. A classified catalogue of books in Western languages on India in the Toyo Bunko (III) acquired during the years 1983-1994 / edited by the Seminar on South and South-east Asian History.

20. A classified catalogue of books on the section III, China, in the Toyo Bunko acquired during the years 1917-1977.