Budapest: Güttler Antal (Universum nyomda), (1941). 14 plates separated with coloured cellophane. First editon. In publisher’s cover, originally only front cover: a transparent plastic sheet with gilt title and publisher’s information, and two blue leaves. 14 plates. Antal Güttler was a Hungarian film producer and the director of Palatinus Film... 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: Victor Hornyánszky, 1938. Printed red, yellow and black, ruled with gilt ornaments. Text in English. 137 × 215 mm. Bláthy’s chess composition “White to play and mate in 10 moves”, and his and Mrs. Bláthy’s Christmas greetings on recto. With the solution of the problem on the verso... More

London: Bund (Rosyjska Soc-demokratyczna Partja Robotnicza [Russian Social Democratic Workers Party]; Abraham Nathanson.), 1903. In original paper. Text in Polish. 22, [2] p. The publisher of this scarce booklet is the “Bund”, the General Union of Jewish Workers in Lithuania, Poland and Russia (Algemeyner Yidisher Arbeter Bund in Lite, Poyln... More

Budapest: Athenaeum, (1930). Cover designed by Victor Vasarely. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers. 157. (3) p., and 6 photographic plates. Cover by Victor Vasarely, the Hungarian-French op art artist. More

Budapest: Dr. Aladár Kálló (Wollner nyomda), 1937. First Hungarian edition. In publisher’s wrappers, printed in green and black. Illustrated with the portrait of Huxley. 8 p. First Hungarian edition of Huxley’s political essay, a critic of the treaties of the Paris Peace Conference. With an introduction by the translator... More

Budapest: Singer és Wolfner kiadása, 1911. First edition. In two volumes. In publisher’s illustrated, red cloth, designed for the series “Egyetemes regénytár”. 142, (2); 141, (3) p. First Hungarian edition of Thomas Mann’s second novel “Königliche Hoheit” (Royal Highness), which was first published in German in 1909... More

Budapest: Manifesztum első kiadása (Merkantil nyomda), 1922. First edition. The first publication of "Manifesztum" In original cover. 14, (2) p. Title on cover: Manifesztum, 1922, A milliók kultúráját, Új művészetet, Le a penészvirággal [Manifesto, 1922, Millions Culture!, New Art!, Brake the Mold!]. Ödön Palasovszky (1899–1980) actor, director, writer and... More

Berlin: Hermann Reckendorf, 1929. First edition. Presentation copy to Erwin and Maria Piscator. In original cloth, with the original photographically illustrated dust cover. 125, (3) p. Inscribed to Erwin Piscator the German Avant-garde theater director and his wife Maria-Ley Piscator the dancer and modernist choreographer. Richter's influential study on... More

Budapest: Foto Fekete, ca. 1939. Original, vintage, black and white photo. Inscribed by Seress on verso. 85 × 135 mm. Rezső Seress (1889–1968) was a Hungarian composer and pianist, his most famous composition was “Gloomy Sunday” (Szomorú Vasárnap), the "Hungarian Suicide Song” in 1933. More

Original, vintage black and white still. Signed and dated by Tennessee Williams (1959) and Richard Brooks (1981). Still from the 1958 drama film “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” directed by Richard Brooks, based on the Pulitzer-Prize-winning play by Tennessee Williams. The film was one of the top-ten box office... More

(Budapest): A fordító kiadás (Neufeld Zoltán), 1933. First Hungarian edition. In original illustrated wrappers, designed by István Irsai. 159, [1] p. Cover by István Irsai (1896–1968) Hungarian-Israeli graphic artist, famous for his modernist-constructivist posters. More