New York: A. A. U. (C. J. O’Brien, Inc.), 1932. First edition. The Olympic issue of the periodical. Inscribed by 3 Olympic champions: Georgia Coleman, Eleanor Holm and Helene Madison. 23, (1) p. Georgia Coleman (1912–1940) American diver, competed in the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam and in the 1932..... More

[N.p. probably Szolnok or Budapest]: [s.n.], [1956]. 210 × 297 mm. Printed poster. The image in oval frame shows a young, good-looking armed member of the National Guard (established by the Kádár-Government), in the background a school and waving children, and a factory with smoking chimneys. The governmental..... More

Budapest: Janina R.T. (Fuchs Vilmos), (1939). Lithograph poster. Ca. 62 × 92 cm. György, Adler alias Georg (1913–1942) was an outstanding Hungarian graphic artist and poster designer. Known for his modernist, constructivist and art deco designs for mostly commercial posters. This one is one of his most famous picture for..... More

[Germany]: [Self-published by the artist.], [1921]. Limited, numbered. 11 linocut plates printed on tracing paper in black. Each plate mounted on cardboard. 9 plates of illustration, 1 plate of double-page and 1 plate of single-page text. Last plate signed and numbered by the artist in pencil. In original illustrated folder..... More

Budapest: Feministák Egyesülete – Uránia Nyomda, 1914-15. In contemporary half cloth. 1-152+177-296+4+205-220 p. , 224 p. The second year is complete. Very rare Hungarian feminist periodical. Rosika Schwimmer ( 1877 – 1948) was a Hungarian-born pacifist, feminist, world federalist, and women's suffragist. A co-founder of the Campaign for World..... More

Grand-Saconnex (Schweiz): Selbstverlag, 1877. First edition. In publisher’s wrappers. 24 p. Scarce pamphlet reflecting on the debate on early Marxist communism countering Engels for Anti-Dühring. First and only edition of the socialist theorist Abraham Enss’ pamphlet in which he criticises Marx and his followers for “doing humbug with socialism”..... More

Paris: Lormel, 1773. First edition. In very nice contemporary full leather. With 100 plates plates of Moreau, Le Barbier, Le Bouteux. 4 volume. 154, 153, 150, 150 p. 4 volumes of fully engraved text and music by Moria and Mlle. Vendome. - Published in 1773 and dedicated to Marie Antoinette..... More

Praha (Prague): Edice Expedice (Svazek 258), 1988. Samizdat. First Czech edition. Mimeographed typescript. In publisher’s black cloth. (4), 4, (1), 5–155, (3), 156–321, 323, 322, 324, (1) p. [Complete.]. Czech samizdat edition of the transcript of Claude Lanzmann’s monumental, 1985 documentary film, Shoah. The nine-hour long film presents..... More

Budapest: Napkelet (Magyar Földrajzi Intézet), (1931). With hand coloured lithographs on each pages. First edition. Limited, numbered edition up to 50. Printed on hand made paper. Leaves bound together with green string. Signed by Jaschik. 31, (1) p. Álmos Jaschik (1885–1950) was a graphic artist, scenic designer and pioneer of..... More

One page autograph in ink on blue bifolio. Send from Troy. Written in Greek. 140 × 225 mm. Holograph letter in Greek by Schliemann to her daughter Andromache. Heinrich Schliemann (1822–1890) the German archeologist, best known for his excavations at the ancient sites of Troy and Mycenae, informs his..... More

[Paris]: De l'Imprimerie de L. Potier de Lille, rue Favart, no. 5, 1791. First edition, with the four-page addendum. In later cardboard, covered with marbled paper. Red leather, gilt title vignette on spine. (7), 4–31, (1) p. Tausia-Bournos’ letter to the Colonial Committee (pp. [3]–[5].) and his treatise about the..... More

Budapest: Hungarian, 1943. In original half cloth. 285 p. First Hungarian edition. Christa Winsloe, formerly Baroness Christa Hatvany de Hatvan, was a German-Hungarian novelist, playwright and sculptor, best known for her play Gestern und heute (known under several titles, ), filmed in 1931 as Mädchen in Uniform (Girls in Uniform)..... More