Hungarian Railways, 1947. Illustrated with Mihály Biró’s (1886–1948) famous image of the “Red Man with Hammer”. More

[Budapest]: Budai nyomda, [late 1930s]. Original, vintage graphical poster. 620 × 930 mm. Poster of a Hungarian nationalist, Anti-Bolshevik congress in the late 1930s. Four eminent members of the nationalist movements, Nazi parties or other organizations delivered the speeches, among them, vitéz László Csik who represented the Keresztény..... More

[Vienna]: Vídeň, [1913]. First edition. In original, green wrappers. 20 p. 1 plate. Czech publication, commemorating Marx on the 30th anniversary of his death. With a reproduction, depicting Marx. Extremely scarce, WorldCat locates only one copy, in the IISG, Amsterdam. More

Zagreb: 1922. 11 p. Extremely rare issue of the Yugoslavian film magazine published by Poljanski the founder of DADA-JOK in the same year. With the collection stamp of the avantgarde group Devetsil from Prague. More

Budapest: 1953. In original illustrated paper. 52 p. Catalogue of Korean art exhibition in Budapest. More

N. p. Amerikanischen Kriegsinformationsamt im Auftrag des Oberbefehlshabers der Alliierten Streitkräfte. (1945). Contains 44 photographs, taken during the liberation of five concentration camps: Buchenwald, Belsen, Gardelegen, Nordhausen and Ohrdruf. First photo publication in postwar Germany. (28) p. The aim of publishing this brochure by the American Office of War Information..... More

Paris: Chez Marcilly (Didot), (ca. 1840). With 12 hand coloured illustrations. First edition. In publisher’s pink boards, each side pictorial, housed in slipcase with engraving on each side. 127, (1) p., and a hand coloured engraved frontispiece and 11 hand coloured engraved plates. 67 × 48 mm. A tiny book..... More

Berlin: Keller & Reiner, 1907. First edition. 15 [1] p. Scarce publication of two articles on an exhibition of Klimt’s probably most debated work, the University of Vienna Ceiling Paintings. Originally published in Die Zeit and in the Wiener Allgemeine Zeitung, the two articles review an exhibition of the..... More

Issued and signed in Switzerland, Geneva by the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Hungary, December 28, 1944. Illegible signature of the Hungarian Consul, the official stamp of the consulate. Contains 44 numbered pages. With visa and related stamps (Switzerland, UK, France, The Netherlands, US). Interior als. Hungarian passport, issued..... More

2 vintage, contemporary mimeographic pages. 11 names added to the list by unknown hand in ink. Lists more than 100 survivors, their dates of birth and addresses. Most of the people were from Budapest. The Türkheim KZ or Kaufering VI was a subcamp of Dachau concentration camp, it was..... More

1967. Includes Xerox photographs of original documents, along with their translation into Hebrew and / or English.
 All pamphlets are in good condition, dimensions: 32X23. 
1. "Jordanian color orders for the demolition of Israeli settlements and the killing of their inhabitants." Hebrew, English and Arabic. 70 pages.
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Budapest: Hungária, 1948. First edition. With a folding invitation, size 145 × 100 mm. In publisher’s cloth binding. 70 [2] p. The first publication of the Hungarian Worker People’s party, including its program and code of conduct. The party was formed by a merger of the Hungarian Communist Party..... More