The second one is 第六巻, which means the sixth "scroll". 巻 gets used to mean a part of a story that ends up being its own book a lot. So it could be the sixth book in a series.
The first one is a bit difficult for me to make out, because I'm not that great at reading handwriting, and I'm guessing this is 行書, or "running strokes", a type of semi-cursive writing. I've got 江戸伝承, which would be folklore of Edo, which is the old name for Tokyo, and probably has to do with the period from 1603-1868 (The Edo Period). After that it looks like 大錦手摺木版画. From what I gather, 大錦 is a family name. 手摺 is a handrail, so I may be wrong about that, and then 木版画 is a woodcut (type of picture). After that the only thing I can make out with confidence is 浮世, which is Ukiyo, or the pleasure-seeking lifestyle of Edo Period Japan.
I'm sure one of our resident native Japanese speakers will be able to help you out further.