Prague: Around 1935. In original illustrated paper, 31 p. Filled with photographs of UP designs. No text. Numerous Jindrich Halabala designs. Anon design. Stamp of noted Brno architect Lubor Lacina. More

Around 1870. In contemporary frame. István Türr (Italian: Stefano Türr, French: Étienne Türr), (1825 – 1908 ) was a Hungarian soldier, revolutionary, canal architect and engineer, remembered in Italy for his role in that country's unification and his association with Garibaldi. In the later years of his life became known..... More

Budapest: 1900. In original illustrated wrappers. 18 p. Second edition. More

Wien (Vienna): P. Hanke. (1903?). First edition. Illustrated catalogue. Text in Hungarian. In later half cloth. The original wrappers bound into. Rear wrapper with the images of the workshop in Ferlach. 144 p. Richly illustrated, scarce rifle catalogue from the early 20th century. WorldCat locates no copies. More

Prague: 1910. 24 p. Exhibiting artists include Pierre Bonnard, George Braque, André Derain, Kees Van Dogen, Henri Mattisse etc. Mánes (The Mánes Association of Fine Artists) was an important artists’ organization, founded in 1887 in Prague. It gained significance for its international exhibitions that catalyzed interaction between Czech and..... More

Poznan: 1918. 30 p. In the text of woodcuts by Stefan Szmaj, Jerzy Hulewicz, Władysław Skotarek and Małgorzata Kubicka. Cover by August Zamoyski. Zdrój (The Source) was the literary review of the Poznan Expressionist group, founded in 1917 and existed until 1922. More

Hungary: 1946. 1 page. Mimeographed copy in blue. Text in Hungarian. 210 × 297 mm. Calling the Jews to buy the Zionist Shekel in order to participate in the election of the delegates of the Twenty-second Zionist Congress in Basle, the first Congress after the Holocaust and the last during..... More

Budapest: Budapest Székesfőváros Házinyomdája, 1939. Vintage poster. Text in Hungarian. Folded. Size: ca. 63 × 94 cm. Restriction of voting right for the Jews in the 1939 Hungarian parliamentary election, an implementation regarding the "Second Jewish Law”. Statute no. 1939:IV, the Antisemitic “Second Jewish Law”, was enacted by the..... More

(Augsburg): (Heinrich Steiner.), 1528. In later half vellum binding. 58 p. In the spring of 1528, Otto von Pack of Saxony-Meissen, reported to Philipp, the Count of Hessen that the previous year Ferdinand I and the Catholic electorates and bishops of the German-Roman Empire had formed an alliance in Boroszló..... More

Liepaja (in Latvia): 1940. Printed in red and black. Ca. 65 х 100 cm. Poster of a choir concert. With a red star in the middle. The event was organised by the Trade Union of the Workers, and a lecture about the Union's role in the field of culture was..... More

[Italy]: [S.n.], 1945. First edition. Mimeographed typescript. Text in Yiddish. Ownership entries on title pages by Jewish soldiers of the CMF – Central Mediterranean Force of the British army in Italy. [1] 25; [1] 30; 28 leaves. Three issues of BaDerech, the journal of the Organization of Refugees about the..... More

Cannes: 1972.05.07. 6 p. ''Après plusieurs années de travail sur les deux plus grands sujets mémoriaux : Christophe Colomb et Voilà l'Homme (fresque moderne et biblique de mon oeuvre) [...] que je voulais réaliser avant de disparaître pour clore mon destin de cinéaste en apothéose - j'en terminais les découpages..... More

Moscow: Kinopechat, 1926. With six photographic illustrations. First edition. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. 14, (2) p. Early Soviet-Russian, illustrated biographical pamphlet on Konrad Veidt in constructivist cover. In the 1920s Kinopechat, the Soviet state publishing house for cinema, published a series of booklets focusing on the popular foreign film..... More