Approximately 50 oban tate-e yakusha-e prints, the majority incomplete sheets from triptychs, including approximately 40 prints by Kunisada, the rest by other artists including Kuniaki, Yoshitora, Tsuruko-jo, and Toyokuni I or II; all variously

One oban triptych depicting a sumo combat with the banner at the top which reads kanjin ozumo zu by Utagawa Kunisada; a single oban print depicting a pair of sumo wrestlers in combat by Utagawa Kunisada; an oban diptych with two sumo wrestlers preparing for combat, by Utagawa Kunisada; an oban triptych portraying sumo wrestlers attending a banquet by Katsukawa Shuntei; two oban prints from the series of 36 Biographies of Modern Man (Kinsei kyôgiden 近世侠義伝), one depicting Yagiri Shota's bloody fight in front of a water wheel and the other illustrating Iiokano Sutegorô, leader of a gambling ring stabbing an assailant with a sword, by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi