The Gazu Hyakki Tsurezure Bukuro, published in 1784, is the fourth and last book in Toriyama Sekien's Gazu Hyakki Yakō series. The "Hyakki" in its title is a pun on the usual hyakki, replacing the character for "demon" 鬼 with a character for "vessel" 器, and indeed most of the monsters on its pages are tsukumogami. Its contents are as follows:

First Volume
• Takara-bune
• Chirizuka-kai-ō
• Fuguruma-yōhi
• Osa-kōburi
• Kutsutsura
• Bake-no-kawagoromo
• Kinu-tanuki
• Korōka
• Tenjōname
• Shiro-uneri
• Hone-karakasa
• Shō-gorō
• Hossumori
• Sazae-oni

Second Volume
• Yarikechō, Koinryō, and Zenfushō
• Kurayarō
• Abumi-kuchi
• Taimatsu-maru
• Burabura
• Kaichigo
• Kami-oni
• Tsunohanzō
• Fukuro-mujina
• Kotofuru-nushi
• Biwa-bokuboku
• Shami-chōrō
• Eritate-goromo
• Kyō-rinrin
• Nyūbachi-bō and Hyōtan-kozō
• Mokugyo-daruma
• Nyoi-jizai
• Boroboroton
• Hahaki-gami
• Mino-waraji

Second Volume
• Men-reiki
• Heiroku
• Ungai-kyō
• Suzuhiko-hime
• Furu-utsubo
• Mukumuka-baki
• Chokuboron
• Seto-daishō
• Gotoku-neko
• Nari-gama
• Yama-oroshi
• Kameosa
• Takara-bune
• Takara-bune

Source:
1. Toriyama, Sekien 鳥山石燕. Atsunobu Inada 稲田篤信 and Naohi Tanaka 田中直日, ed. Gazu Hyakki Yakō 画図百鬼夜行. Tokyo: Kokusho Publication Society, 1992. pp 261-325.