[Budapest]: [Privately published, printed at Világosság könyvnyomda], 1909. First edition. Limited, numbered (1/250/300). The artist’s father’s copy. In original, brown cardboard cover with blue title vignette, printed in black, bound with yellow ribbon. Illustrated title page, one plate with ex-libris illustration, eight lithographic plates, and two text plates in Hungarian..... More

[Wien]: [Anzengruber-Verlag, Brüder Suschitzky], [1920]. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated folder with strings. 20 loose large lithographs with printed titles in Hungarian, French, German, and English. 20 loose lithograph plates ca. 340 × 480 mm. The first edition of the Biró’s renowned Horthy-cycle, a graphical documentation of the White Terror..... More

Atheneum. . In original illustrated paper, designed by Mihály Biró. 32 p. A photobook illustrating parades, demonstrations, buildings and statues that arose in the 1919 Hungarian Soviet Republic, a communist revolution that installed the Béla Kun régime lasting 133 days. These photographs have become documents of the short-lived era. The..... More

Budapest: Népszava Könyvkereskedés kiadványa, [1911]. Original vintage postcard. Printed at Seidner Plakát és Cimkegyár. Designed by Mihály Biró. Litograph. 91 × 138 mm. Anti-war, labour movement propaganda postcard of the Social Democratic Party of Hungary, designed by Mihály Biró (1886–1948). More

Budapest: Lampek, 1898-1908. With original drawings by Gyula Tichy. Unique binding by Tichy. 82, 58 p. Before the first work, on the front page, as if on the title page, a small note with a “Table of Contents” drawn in ink by Gula Tichy., glued on. On the title page..... More

Debrecen: Csáthy, 1807. First edition. In contemporary half leather binding. XVI+608p. The first Hungarian herbalist book, based on Linnaeus's system. The idea was János Földi's, but due to his early death, he was only able to complete the zoological part. Using his manuscripts, Sámuel Diószegi and his brother-in-law, Mihály Fazekas..... More

Budapest: Around 1910. 15 x 6 cm. More

Budapest: Nepszava, 1912. Cover and illustrations by Mihaly Biro. Original paper. 7 p. One of the best-known and most uncompromising Hungarian graphic designers at the beginning of the 20th century, creator of the famous image of Social Democrats, the Red Man with Hammer, Mihály Biró (1886–1948) devoted himself early to..... More

1. Protocol. Recorded from the meeting held on March 18, 1898 in the premises of the engineering and architectural association in Budapest for the purpose of compiling data on the life of Mihaly Zichy. 8 page, signed by Bruck Lajos, Ébner Lajos , Fellner Sándor and Bodányi Ödön... More

Paris: Published by Chas. Sedelmeyer, Dealer in Works of Art, 1879. First edition. Text in English and French. The original printed title, that refers to a London exhibition, crossed in pen and the details of the Lenox Library show written in hand, both on cover and title page. In publisher’s..... More

Budapest: 1930. In contemporary half cloth. 60 p, with many illustrations. One of the first books on Mangalica pigs. The Mangalica (also Mangalitsa or Mangalitza) is a Hungarian breed of domestic pig. Very rare book. More

Budapest: Thalia. With 2 illustrations by Mihály Zichy and 6 stills from the movie “Tetemrehívás”. First edition. In original, illustrated wrappers. (12) p. Illustrated by Mihály Zichy (1827–1906) the Hungarian graphic artist and painter, lived and worked in Paris and St. Petersburg. In 1853 he was appointed to the position..... More