Barcelona: Por D. Agustin Roca, impresor de Cámara de S. M. 1818. First edition. In contemporary grey wrappers. (1 [engraved frontispiece]), (6), 5–101, (1) and 1 folded plate. Report on the development and improvement of horse rearing in Spain. More

Budapest: Fővárosi Könyv- és Lapkiadó R.-T. [1921.]. First edition. In publisher’s ornamented wrappers, printed in red and black. 48 p. The first Hungarian monograph on Tagore. Ervin Baktay (1890–1963) was a Hungarian scholar of Oriental studies, Indologist, a pioneer in popularizing Indian culture in Hungary... More

Budapest: AB Független Kiadó, 1985. Inner covers illustrated, 4 full page illustrations and a text illustration. Cover and illustrations by László Rajk. First Hungarian edition. Samizdat. In large format (A3 size). In publisher’s, illustrated wrappers, printed in red and black. Inscribed by the author, the illustrator and the publisher. (35)... More

(Budapest): Fehér Artur (Springer), 1941. Richly illustrated brochure. Signed by the author on rear wrappers. In original illustrated wrappers, printed in red and black. 32 p. Cover by Hugo Scheiber (1873–1950) the Hungarian Avant-Garde painter. His works were exhibited in the Sturm Gallery in Berlin in the 1920s, and published... More

1950; 1958. Three works by Samuel Herrick. All first editions. Herrick, Samuel: Rocket Navigation. University of California Los Angeles. Astronomical Papers, No. 11. Vol. I, pp. 107–122. [Reprinted from Navigation. (Vol 2. pp. 259–272, December 1950.)] (S.l. S.n. 1950.) (2), 109–122 p. With: Herrick, Samuel –... More

Budapest: Ma folyóirat és könyvkiadó Rt. (Krausz J. és Társa), July 15, 1917. Illustrated title page, and two full page illustrations and one original linocut illustration. First edition. Text in Hungarian. Artistically restored. (1), 134–148 p. (Includes the 2 plates.). A reproduction of János Vaszary’s drawing on title page, and... More

Rigā: Latvju Kultura, 1930. Cover designed by Ernests Kālis. Illustrated with photographic artworks and two reproductions of Georg Grosz’ drawings. First edition. Published in only 1200 copies. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 47, (1) p. Second issue of the third and last year of “Kreisā fronte”, the first substantial leftist Latvian-language... More

Budapest: Ranschburg Gusztáv (Magyar Nők Lapja), 1898. First edition of Molnár’s debut book. In original paper, printed in red and black. 155, (5) p. First book by Ferenc Molnár (1878–1952) the Hungarian born American dramatist and novelist. Molnár's plays were widely translated, and adapted to stage and screen. The most... More

Riga: Domas, 1932. Illustrated with 3 linocuts by Aleksandrs Junkers (1899-1976). First edition. In original, typographically illustrated wrappers, printed in red and black. Cover attributed to Kārlis Bušs. (321)–384, (14), p. Domas was one of the most important and influential avant-garde, left wing cultural magazines in Latvia. [Bibl.: Fraser... More

Madrid: Librería Clan (Atenas), [1953]. First edition. Limited, numbered edition (1/300). In publisher’s printed wrappers. (40) p. Exhibition catalogue of Fantastic Art, organized by the Clan Gallery in Madrid, illustrated with 14 photographic reproductions of works by the participants of the exhibition. Text by Antonio Saura (1930–1998) who... More

[Budapest]: [S.n.], [1909]. First English separate edition. Text in English. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 28 p. First English separate edition of Stein’s report on his second major expedition to Central Asia between 1906 and 1908. The text is the translation of the paper Stein read at the Hungarian Geographical... More

Paris: Éditions Bernard Grasset, 1935. Association copy, inscribed by Yourcenar to Gonzague Truc. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers, printed in red and black. 214, (10) p. Presentation copy of Yourcenar’s early volume inscribed to the literary critic Gonzague Truc. Beside the friendly dedication, Yourcenar also quoted Plato’s Symposium: “L’amant est... More