52 JAPANESE TANZAKU Cards Waka / Traditonal Poem"

Description

Excellent collection of 52 old Tanzaku / Waka / Haiku poem cards.
The haikus are from different classical poets.
I have not had any of the poems translated.
Haiku poems are written on the cards in a very cursive style.
The cursive style is very difficult to translate.
Six of the cards are also signed / inscribed on the back (they are the last two photos).  I had them translated below:
1
、東都　可布菴
Tōto (Kyōto)    Kafu-an
Ｋａｆｕａｎ
was the art-name of
Kume Itsuo;
1790-1861
Tōto: Eastern capital, old name for Edo.  Kafuan was the second pseudonym of Kodama Itsuen
児玉逸淵 （a.k.a. Kume Itsuen 久米逸淵）He was Haiku poet from the late Edo period.
2,
西陣
花の本芹舎家匠
Nishijin  Hana-no-moto Kinsha Kasho
Hana-no-moto Kinsho  was the art name of Yagi Kinsha
八木芹舎
1805-1890   Haiku poet of Kyōto
Nishijin is a the name of a district in Kyōto
3,
西陣　花の本第六代樓室家匠
Nishijin  Hana-no-moto Dai Roku-dai Rōshitsu Kasho
I could not find haiku poet with art-name  Dai Roku-dai Roshitsu   (6th generatin Roshitsu)
4,
江戸の人　春秋庵九無樓　写
Edo no hito Shunju-an Kyumurō
Sha  (Written by the Edo -man Shunju-an Kyumurō
Shunju-an was the art-name of Kaya Shirao
加舎白雄
1738-1791
5,
加賀　句空庵　賢外
Kaga Kuku-an  Kengai
Kuku-an was the art-name of Imamura Kengai
1839-1924
6,
金沢
- Kanazawa
Just a family name