Contents Origami Digest Vol 218, Issue 14, Topic 1:Hi Lorenzo,This book matches 
most of the book numbered 3 in British Origami Society’s, David Lister’s 
compilation, The Books Of Akira Yoshizawa.  I was able to acquire one from a 
Yoshizawa book lot. 
It does have 50 pages.  The dimensions are 19cm by 17cm.  The front and back 
card covers are in multi-color.  A monochromatic presentation is used for each 
origami subject and there are at least 6 different colors.  It is bound with a 
thick paper ribbon instead of string.  The arrangement of the bound pages are 
colorfully symmetrical with the center middle of the book.  There are 26 simple 
models.
The title page does have a bold number 1!  There is no ISBN number.  This is 
all that can be verified from your picture, Lister’s book #3 description, and 
my copy. 
The publication date is now the mystery.  Is it 1978 or is it 1958?  Lister did 
have a few typos in his origami Lists, but he was also a lawyer.  I would vote 
that his dates were spot on.  I think that Lister was correct about this book’s 
1978 publication date.  I’m also thinking that the colors used for this 
publication could help determine the date.  Another data point for detective 
investigation is the original price of 150 yen.  So where does the 1958 come 
from?  
Inside the back cover of this book is a reference to 1958 . 7 . 16 and 6 
pictures of origami (face, sailboat, peacock, ?, ostrich, and nun) that are not 
diagrammed in this book.  The fourth origami pictured is so small; it could be 
a baby bird or puppy.  I could speculate that the inside back cover is a 
tribute to Yoshizawa’s Cooper Union exhibition in New York in 1958.  Could it 
be a twenty year anniversary highlight?  Maybe this is why the picture that you 
have provided has a label referencing 1958.  I really want to learn Japanese!  
We could have cleared up that inside back page in a jiffy.
There IS something mysterious about this book.  Please help us to focus our 
discoveries.
Many Thanks,Dave





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Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2024 00:09:05 +0200
From: Lorenzo <lorenzo.luci...@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Origami] Yoshizawa "misterious" book (at least for me)
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Hi everybody,

Does anyone know what book this is, and maybe have more information or a
better picture of it?

https://www.oriwiki.com/showPub.php?BookID=5379
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I wasn't able to link this cover to any of the books listed by David lister
in his compilation of books written by Yoshizawa:
https://www.britishorigami.org/cp-lister-list/the-books-of-akira-yoshizawa/

Regards,
Lorenzo



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Lorenzo Lucioni
Duesseldorf - Germany
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From: "gera...@neorigami.com" <gera...@neorigami.com>
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Subject: [Origami] OUSA Convention - I invite you to participate in
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In just a couple of days (Monday, July 24) it will be the deadline for 
registering to the OrigamiUSA convention - artist trading card swap. I'll be 
participating and hope I can share cards with you. That is why I'm sending this 
email to invite you to register as well. 

If you'll attend the convention you can participate in person, but if you 
won't, you can still be a part of the swap. Read all the details here: 
https://origamiusa.org/convention2024-activity-atc-swap 

And if you have origami friends where you live, you can also take their cards 
to the swap. Just make sure you talk about it with the swap host ASAP. Her 
email address is in the web page linked above. Precisely, friends from my 
country will be participating as well, and I'll be taking their cards. It would 
be amazing if people from more countries also take part in the swap!

If you wish to know more about artist trading cards in the origami world, you 
can read the following web article: 
https://www.neorigami.com/articles/artist-trading-cards-and-origami 

Finally, if you happen to be a creator of original models, you might be 
interested in the following challenge to design the whole card using origami 
techniques: https://cfcorigami.com/challenge/artist-trading-cards 


So, please... don't forget. You have till the upcoming Monday, July 24, to make 
up your mind and register to the swap .
--
Gerardo G.
gerardo(a)neorigami.com
 instagram.com/NeorigamiComKnowledge and Curiosity in Origami:
six private classes online

"(...) It doesn?t happen often, but when it does, it takes your breath away and 
fills you with the true joy of origami. I experienced this in my lessons with 
Gerardo G. I wouldn?t trade it for anything. Gerardo is (...)" C. R. Read the 
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