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J.S. Speijer / Dines Andersen、Rinsen-Shoten Bookst･･･

This is a matched two-volume set of classic Indology reprints published by Rinsen-Shoten (Kyoto) in 1968. Known for their excellent binding and printing, Rinsen editions are preferred by scholars over many other Asian reprints for their durability and clarity.
• Sanskrit Syntax by J. S. Speijer, Reprint of the 1886 Leiden edition, still the standard reference for Sanskrit syntax.
• A Pali Reader (with Notes and Glossary) by Dines Andersen — Reprint of the 1917 Copenhagen third revised edition, a key textbook for studying Theravāda Buddhist literature.
Condition (Very Good Vintage):
Both books are protected with clear vinyl dust jackets, likely original. The green cloth bindings are clean, bright, and sharp, with strong gold lettering. Inside, the pages show even age-toning typical of 1960s Japanese academic printing but remain flexible and not brittle. Text is crisp and unmarked. Bindings are tight.

Chandra Das (Sarāt Chandra Das)、The Rinsen-Shoten ･･･

Das’s dictionary, first published in Calcutta in 1902, remains a foundational reference for Tibetology and Buddhist linguistic studies. The 1969 Rinsen reprint printed in Kyoto reflects ongoing scholarly demand and Japan’s role in preserving classical Oriental texts. Condition (Grade B): A large, durable cloth bound hardcover with a two tone binding, sound structure, age toned cloth, and darkened text-block edges; gold spine lettering remains clear. Collecting note: A key classical dictionary with enduring research value; the respected Rinsensha reprint is essential for academic libraries and collectors focused on Tibetan Buddhism and Himalayan studies.