The three booklets authored by Mao Tse-tung include.
Illustrated Guide to the Takedown in Wrestling. The book focuses specifically on takedowns — the critical skill of bringing an opponent from standing to the mat. By: Robert L. Brown & Thomkas E. Robertson.
This specific Wrestling Fan’s Book is from a 1940s 1950s personal collection of vintage photos and wrestling memorabilia. Has some fading and damage to the back cover. Overall not in great shape BUT still in pretty good shape considering its age. Female wrestlers are featured in the book also. 
The Science of Wrestling and the Art of Jiu‑Jitsu — Earle E. Liederman 1926 Fourth Edition Early American Physical Culture • Catch Wrestling • Jiu‑Jitsu Instruction A Landmark in Early Martial Arts Publishing Earle E. Liederman was one of the most influential physical‑culture authors of the early 20th century, known for blending strength training, conditioning, and practical combat instruction. The Science of Wrestling and the Art of Jiu‑Jitsu captures the era when Western wrestling techniques and Japanese jiu‑jitsu were first being introduced to American audiences in book form.
Facts, Fables & Fiction of Hokkaido. Rich Content: Includes fascinating chapters like “Last Bear Hunt,” “Ainu Bear Festival,” and “Hokkaido Bear Carvers”.
Book is in really nice condition.
Utamaro – J. Hillier 1961 1st Edition Book – very good – small amount of wear at top and bottom of spine and a few bumps along edges. The Interior is bright, tight, and crisp. Dustcover is acceptable – price clipped and has wear and a few tears and chipsLarge Folio – 161 Pages, 110 illustrations, 17 full-color plates. Brown cloth over boards with title on spine
Author: Katsusuke Serizawa, M. D. Publication: Japan Publications, 1972. First Printing. Near Fine condition.
The World of the Meiji Print: Impressions of a New Civilization Purple cloth boards with gold lettering along spine and colored dustcover – 259 Pages, color plates and b/w illustrations. Focused on the Lincoln Kirstein Collection of woodblock prints in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, this book centres on Japan’s attraction for Western novelties. Near fine – slight shelfwear of dustcover – book in beautiful condition
Discover the fascinating story of a Japanese Lady traveling through Europe in this captivating 1st edition book by Haruko Ichikawa. With beautiful hardcover binding and published by E.P. Dutton & Company in 1937, this original piece takes readers on a journey of exploration and travel through the eyes of a unique perspective. Immerse yourself in the author’s vivid descriptions of the sights, sounds, and experiences of a foreign land, where language and culture barriers prove to be no obstacle for our adventurous protagonist. This rare and collectible edition is a must-have for any book lover and a valuable addition to any collection.