These are five prints in the Japanese Ukiye-o. Tradition, one is a reproduction, I think. In good condition as indicated in photos. They are, with basic research. The one with the green bottom half is the right panel of a woodcut dyptich Kabuki “Oushu Inga Monogatari” by Kunichika. There is one smaller one, about 9 x 7 that I cannot identify. Single portrait of what looks like a reproduction of. Horizontal figure is an Edo period picture of a courtesan, I could not find the artist. Another is a the left panel of an Edo period print by Utagawa Toyokuni with a Kabuki actor.