急廻状写
Language
Japanese
Type
Book
Publication place
静岡県富士市岩本
Issued
辰年7月20日
Extent
1 (画像枚数: 2)
Description
内容/Details of Contents: 今般当府御在城相成候ニ付米穀味噌梅干など諸入用品員数高并直段買上の件
分類/Classification: 34 駿河国富士郡岩本村の名主史料
所蔵/Location: 経図・資料室(保存庫2);Eco.Lib.Resources
請求記号/Call No.: 土屋:34:42
資料区分/Document Categoly: 古文書;Historical Documents
公開方法/Media Type: オンライン;Online
データ形式/Format: jpg
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Faculty / Graduate SchoolGraduate School of Economics, Faculty of Economics
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Original OwnerThe Library of Economics, The University of Tokyo
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Data ProviderResources and Historical Collections Office, The Library of Economics, The University of Tokyo
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Rightshttp://www.lib.e.u-tokyo.ac.jp/bunsho/emug.pdf
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Metadata Rightshttp://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
Collection
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Tsuchiya Collection (Documents)
You can find 4,027 items of historical materials donated by the family of Professor Emeritus Takao Tsuchiya (1896-1988).
It consists of the following three types of materials:
(1) Early modern documents purchased by Professor Tsuchiya mainly in the 1930s from antiquarian bookstore such as the Ganshodo Bookstore in Kanda, Tokyo.
(2) Manuscripts from the Aizawa Family, samurais of the Sendai Domain and the parental home of his foster mother.
(3) Modern historical materials which Professor Tsuchiya helped in the compilation such as;
・ Materials related to "Nihon Ginko 100nen-shi"
・ Materials related to "Chiho Kin'yu-shi"
・ Materials on "Nidai Kosuge Tanji Denki"
・ Materials on Akashi Teruo, president of the Dai-ichi Bank
etc.
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