Unknown Photographer, (late 1800s). Vintage albumen silver prints mounted on cardboard with printed title. The panorama consists of three separate images (two 220 × 175 mm and one 195 × 175 mm). 784 × 290 mm. Early photographic panorama of Highland, Illinois, USA. The photograph, taken from... More

Issued and signed by Georges-René Le Pelley de Pléville, the Minister of Colonies. Dated on November 21, 1797 (1e Frimaire, an 6 de la République française). One page printed and written document with the headline of the “Marine et Colonies. Administration des Colonies”. Temporary citizenship is given to the Saint-Domingue... More

Budapest: Világosság rt. (1917). Lithograph poster, printed in red and black on yellow background. Mounted on canvas. Ca.  63 x 46 cm. Advertisement poster for “Népszava” (People’s Voice) the official newspaper of the Hungarian Social Democratic Party. With Mihály Biró’s (1886–1948) famous image of the “Red Man with Hammer”... More

Praha (Prague): Aventinum, 1920; 1921. Cover and title illustration by Josef Čapek and Vlastislav Hofman. Several illustrations and photographic reproductions throughout. First two volumes of the series. Text in Czech. In original ocherish and purple paper. 85, (1) p. (plates included, some loose), and two loosely inserted linocuts; 79, (1)... More

Bratislava Pozsony: Concordia Könyvnyomda és Kiadóvállalat, 1931. With 11 plates of photographic reproductions. First Hungarian edition. In publisher’s constructivist wrappers printed in red and black. 198, (2) p., and 11 plates. Scarce Hungarian edition of the anti-Soviet book by Joseph Douillet, the Belgian diplomat who lived in Russia and the... More

Budapest: Légrády Testvérek Műintézete, (1916). Lithographic poster. Ca. 92 × 62 cm. The image, an Austro-Hungarian soldier of the Great War sits in the window of probably a train to the front and inspecting the map in the newspaper “Pesti Hírlap”, occupies the upper two-third of the poster within a.... More

Berlin: Phoebus-Film A.-G. (1923). Each leaf with a mounted photographic (11) or textual (5) printed sheet. First edition. Text in German. In publisher’s black buckram, printed in red. (16) cardboard leaves. Official movie scrapbook of the 1923 silent film Scaramouche, illustrated with 11 stills from the movie. Scaramouche is... More

At the Headquarters of Le Cap (Au Quartier-général du Cap). Dated on 11 vendémiaire an 11 de la République française (October 3, 1802). With printed heading “Armee de Saint-Domingue, le General en Chef. Liberté, Égalité.”. Signed by Leclerc. 1 leaf, written on both sides. Leclerc’s letter regarding the military positions... More

Buenos Aires (Cangallo): (Talleres “Optimus”), 1950–1953. Six original issues (of seven). No. 12. title page printed in orange and black. All issues with 8 unnumbered pages, except no. 6., that with 12 pages. The first six issues of the official organ of the “Perceptismo” movement. The last, seventh number is... More

Tartu: Loodus (Bergmann), 1926. Cover designed by Jaan Vahtra. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 121, (3) p. Debut novel of Jüri Parijõgi (1892–1941) the Estonian writer and school teacher. Cover by Jaan Vahtra (1882–1947) the chief figure of Estonian avant-garde who was the cofounder and leader of... More

A Paris: Chez tous les marchands de nouveautés de l’Imprimerie de Jacques Cot, Prairial. – An VI. [1798]. First edition. In contemporary blue paper. (5), II–III, (2), 2–148 p. Although Sabin describes Les veillées de Cayenne as a “large collection of proclamations, laws, and orders issued at Cayenne, between 1790–1797”... More

(Budapest): Athenaeum, (1950). Original, offset poster. 59 × 85 cm. Advertisement poster by Tibor Zala (1920–2004), Hungarian graphic artist, in Socialist Realist style, in the manner of his master György Konecsni. The Exhibition took place in 1950 and it focused on the heavy industry, especially on mining. The poster... More