Paris: Albert Morancé, 1926. First edition. [50 plates, including 2 with original photographs]. Scarce French publication documenting international avant-garde architecture of the 1920s, with architectural plans and photographic material. Illustrated volume from the influential series L’Architecture Vivante, presenting contemporary international architecture through plates, plans, and photographic documentation. The publication..... More

Bratislava-Pozsony: (Angermayer Károly), 1929. With text illustrations. Frist edition. In photographically illustrated cover. 22 p. First issue of the leftist magazine. More

Budapest: Magyar Grafika, (1929). With numerous illustrations. First edition. Text in Hungarian and German. In original, illustrated wrappers. Cover designed by Sándor Bortnyik. (2), 173–224, XIII–XVIII p. Double number of the most important Hungarian typographical review. This issue is dealing with advertisement, and contains several modernist typographical examples... More

Budapest: Szathmaryné Bano Vilma Könyvkiadovállalata, 1936. First edition. In original cover. 100 p. Photographic presentation of multi-purpose interiors and multi-functional furniture in interwar Hungary. Illustrated Hungarian publication on modern interior planning, focused on the organization of space through multi-purpose rooms and multi-functional furniture. The volume is illustrated with numerous..... More

Budapest: Magyar Muhely, 1933. First edition. Original illustrated paper wrappers. 142 p. Richly illustrated Hungarian publication of modern domestic design, presenting functionalist and modernist interiors, furniture, and applied arts in text and image. Illustrated survey of contemporary Hungarian domestic design, presenting modern interiors, furniture, and applied arts in text..... More

Bécs (Vienna): Ferenc Jankó, 1922. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Sándor Bortnyik. 32 p. Illustrated weekly magazine. With several photographic reproductions. Contains the portraits of the directors Micheal Curtiz, Alexander Korda and Stefan Lorant and frames from their films, Frau Dorothys Bekenntnis (Mrs. Dane's Confession; 1921), Prinz..... More

(S.l.): (S.n.), (1948). First edition. In newspaper format. 16 p. Pamphlet of the program of the 1948 Summer Olympics that was held in London after 12 years of hiatus. Edited by Károly Kárpáti (1906–1996) the Hungarian olympic wrestling champion, who won his gold medal in the Lightweight Freestyle class in..... More

Riga: Linards Laicens (Latvju Kultura), 1929. With several photographic illustrations and reproductions. First edition. Printed in 1200 copies. In publisher”s, constructivist cover. Printed in red and black. 47, (1) p. “Kreisā fronte” was the first substantial leftist Latvian-language journal with international aspirations. Its concept and format followed Vladimir Mayakovsky’s magazine..... More

Riga: Linards Laicens (Latvju Kultura, 1929. With photographic illustrations. First edition. Printed in 1300 copies. In publisher’s, constructivist cover. Printed in orange and black. 47, (1) p. “Kreisā fronte” was the first substantial leftist Latvian-language journal with international aspirations. Its concept and format followed Vladimir Mayakovsky’s magazine the “LEF” and..... More

Rigā: Latvju Kultura, 1928. Cover designed by Eriks Kalis. Illustrated with photographic artworks. Complete set of the first year, belonged to Pāvils Vīlips. First edition. Published in only 1400 copies. Each issue in original, different illustrated wrappers. Each issue with 48 pages. First six issues, the entire first year of..... More

[Praha (Prague)]: Svaz ceskych skladatelu, 1969–1970. First edition. Complete run. All issues illustrated with black-and-white reproductions. Saddle-stitched. 52 [4]; 52 [4]; 52 [4]; 62 [2] p. Scarce, complete set of four issues of the magazine Konfrontace, dedicated to experimental contemporary music, published by Vladimír Lébl until its ban in 1970..... More

Budapest: Lajos Müller (Neufeld Zoltán, Pannóni nyomda), 1934. With illustrated title page, a linocut by Lajos S. Szőnyi. First edition. First number of two (second was banned by authorities). (2), 3–20 p. First number of the avant-garde, progressive, leftist magazine. The second number was banned by the authorities and most..... More

Budapest: Tivadar Raith (Arany János nyomdai rt.), 1926. Linocut on cover by Jenő Gábor. With reproductions of a work by József Csáky and József Egry. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 29–36 p. and 1 plate. A special number contains writings by French writers. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde..... More