This is a booklet printed and bound from a rubbing of a stone inscription in the Reisho (Clerical Script) style, purchased about 30 years ago at a bookstore in Tianjin, China. - Title: "Han Jingjun Mei" - Script Style: Reisho (Clerical Script), partially Tensho (Seal Script) - Binding: Simple binding - Size: 32cm tall, 19cm wide, approximately 3mm thick, 45 pages Published in 1988 by Tianjin Ancient Books Bookstore, this booklet is a printed and bound collection of rubbings from the "Jingjun Mei" inscription, created during the Han Dynasty. It is believed to be a rare item as a textual resource. The inscription is thought to be a stone carving of characters written during the transition period from Tensho to Reisho, making it a valuable resource in that respect. The beginning part of the rubbing (photo ⑥) appears to be printed in reverse, which may be considered rare in a way. The rubbings themselves are very clear, making this a useful resource for character studies, application in calligraphy works, and other purposes. It is believed to be difficult to obtain in the current market. I would like to offer it to those who are interested. Price reduced again! Thank you for looking.