Leipzig: Eugen Diederichs (Breitkopf & Härtel), 1903. First edition of Duncan’s first book. Text in German and English. In original, illustrated hard paper. 46, (2) p.; portrait frontispiece and a single double-sided plate. A printed version of Isadora Duncan’s first public lecture that became the manifesto of modern dance. A...... More

Berlin-Wilmersdorf: Verlag die Wochenschrift Die Aktion (Franz Pfemfert), 1919. With 22 full page illustrations. First edition. In publihser’s wrappers with printed title vignette on front cover. 55, (5) p. Twenty-two full page expressionist drawings by Karl Jakob Hirsch (1892–1952) the German painter, graphic artist and author. More

Warsaw: Biblioteka Naukowa, 1906. Second polish edition. Bit later half cloth. 277 p. More

Krakow: Wladyslawa Teodorczuka, 1906. Second edition. In original wrappers. 180 p. Second polish edition. More

Hungary: Around 1930. In later cloth. 18 p. Mimeographed. (The title page is missing, a drawing of the title page have been put on the fist page). Extremely rare illegal Hungarian editon of The Communist Manifesto from the 30s. The pages were mimeographed in different places because it was banned..... More

Budapest: Huszadik Szazad, 1907. The full year of Huszadik szazad 1907. In later half cloth. 580 p. The first publication by Karl Polanyi. The Drama of Historical Materialism, which was published in 1907 in The Twentieth Century. In this study, Polányi warmly welcomes the plays of G. B. Shaw, who..... More

Tübingen: J. C. B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1927. First edition of Kerényi’s first book. Uncut. In original paper. Inscribed: Julio Kornis santori benevolentissimo Carolus Kerényi. XVI, 275, (1) p. Julio (Gyula) Kornis (1885–1958) philosopher, politican. He was infuelnced by Wilhelm Dilthey, Georg Kerschensteiner and Eduard Spranger. More

Jena: 1913. Photographic postcard. With the official stamp of the convention. The signatures are written in pen and pencil. With the original envelope, addressed in ink by Buchinger. 139 × 87 mm. Postcard with signatures of ten prominent figures of the international leftist, and social democratic movement, among them Karl..... More

[New York]: [Greeley & McElrath], 1852. First edition. With the article Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany on pp. 7–8. 12 p. The ultimate article of the series of Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany, written by Engels and published under the byline of Marx. Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Germany was..... More

Bruxelles: Imprimerie de Deltombe, 1847. First edition. In later wrappers. [5] 2–211 [1] p. Rare printed proceedings of the first international congress of economists in Brussels, featuring Karl Marx's attendance and his early engagement in public economic debates. This volume documents the proceedings of the first-ever international conference of..... More

Tartu: Loodus (H. Laakmann), 1926. First edition. In original illustrated cover by Peet Aren. 147, (1) p. Cover and illustrations by Peet Aren (1889–1970) Estonian graphic artist. Aren studied art in St. Petersburg, Vienna and Munich, member of the “Tartu School”. In his early works he expressed national romantic and..... More