A Paris: Chez Claude Fremy, en la rue sainct Jaques à l’enseigne S. Martin, 1568. First(?) edition. Papered spine. ff. [36]. Scarce Wars of Religion document, related to the Peace of Longjumeau. The Peace of Longjumeau marked the end of the brief second French Wars of Religion, signed by..... More

1946. In original cloth. 77 p. (only recto). Unique document Tartalpm:„Névmutató és a Magyar Szabadság Mozgalom" tagjainak rövid életrajza, A Magyar Szabadság Rádió kora, A Magyar Szabadság Mozgalom megalakulása, Harc a tollal…, Munkában a náciellenes propaganda!, A mozgalom szerepe a kiugrásban, Munkában a biztonsági csoport, Egyenleg 1944 október 15-én..... More

Amsterdam: Uitgeverij Contact, [December 1947]. First edition, second impression. In original cardboard, printed in orange. With the scarce, illustrated dust jacket. ix [1] 252 [2] p., (1) photographic frontispiece and (2) photographic plates. First edition second impression of The Diary of Anne Frank. “One voice speaks for six million..... More

(Arolsen): (1767). 4 printed pages. (4) p. The fact that commercial passports were not issued to Jews in the principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont resulted in flourishing black markets. By this decree that forbade the trade of foreign Jews, Friedrich Karl August, Prince of Waldeck and Pyrmont (1743–1812) tried to..... More

[Vitoria]: [between 1879–1881]. Four original, vintage photographs. Albumen silver print. Ca. 110 x 147 mm; 113 x 146 mm; 94 x 134 mm; 55 x 85 mm. A collection of original, vintage photographs of the Spanish serial killer, Juan Díaz de Garayo, known as "The Sacamantecas" ("The Fat Extractor”), comprising..... More

Budapest: Centrum, 1943. Illustrated with many photographs. In original paper. A publication presenting the devastation caused by the English and American bombings on German and Italian monuments. More

Paris: Imp. Lemercier, rue de Seine 57. (Gravée per Erhard Schièble rue Bonaparte 42), 1862. Color lithograph map in 16 sections mounted with linen. Bookseller’s vignette on verso (A. Corion Succ.r de H. Dorlin, Paris). 74 × 96.5 cm. First edition of the most important map in the history of..... More

Budapest: 1947. First editon. In original paper. 36 p. Signed by Erno Gero. Ernő Gerő 1898 – 1980) was a Hungarian Communist leader in the period after World War II and briefly in 1956 the most powerful man in Hungary as the second secretary of its ruling communist party. More

München: Zentralverlag der NSDAP, Franz Ehrer, Nachf. 1935. First edition. Association copy, inscribed to Adolf Hitler by the author. In publishers illustrated cloth, designed by Hella Koch-Zeuthen. 340, (5) p. Association copy of Goebbels’ 1935 book, Der Angriff, inscribed to Adolf Hitler: “Meinem Führer in Verehrung und Dankbarkeit. Dr. Goebbels..... More

Ebelsberg (POW camp, America zone): 1945. Mimeograph with paper clip. No binding. 16 p. Poems by Gyula Kiss about the everyday camp life of prisoners of war, with caricatures by the Hungarian painter István Debitzky. It contains a separate poem about the banning of the Hungarian Prisoner of War newspaper..... More

A Paris: Chez Abel L’Angelier, au premier pillier de la grand Salle du Palais, M. D. LXXXVI [1586]. Second edition (first in 1585). With woodcut initials, woodcut and typographical headpieces. In 17th century leather. Spine with five raised bands with red, gilt title vignette, compartments richly gilt. Gilt turn-ins. Panels..... More

Budapest: A Jövőnk kiadása, [1919]. First Hungarian edition (published in the same year by Fekete in Sighetu Marmației). In publisher’s wrappers. 75 [5] p. First Hungarian edition of Herzl’s pamphlet, The Jewish State. One of the most important texts of early Zionism, by Theodor Herzl (1860–1904), the father of..... More