Antananarivo: Ny tontaina fahefatra tamy ny Fanerena Missionary, 1833. First edition. Bit later half leather binding. 75 p. A scarce Hymn Book in Malagasy, one of the earliest books in that language. The volume was printed by the Missionaries in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar (French: Tananarive), where..... More

1891-1894. In contemporary half leather. 367, 234, 414, 404 p. In four volume. The very rare first Hungarian edition of Adam Smith's work 'Wealth of Nations'. More

London: Thomas and George Underwood (Thomas Davidson, Whitefriars). 1822. First edition. In hard paper binding. (8°); (4), 64 p. Saxe Bannister (1790–1877) barrister and attorney-general of New South Wales, founder of the first infant’s school in Sydney, author of numerous pamphlets on behalf of natives in the colonies. [Sabin..... More

Budapest: Révai Testvérek Irodalmi Intézet kiadása, [1934]. First Hungarian edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Róbert Byssz. (4), (I)–VIII, (3), (4)–338, (2) p. First Hungarian edition of Hemingway’s masterpiece, in rare illustrated wrappers. Cover by Róbert Byssz (1899–1961) the Hungarian modernist graphic artist. More

Kecskemet: 1851. In later cloth. 105 p. First Hungarian edition. More

Krakow: Galeria Potocka. Muzeum Sztuki Aktualne. 1987. Handmade, stapled publication with a stamp of the artist’s name and the gallery on the cover. Signed, numbered (one of 100 copies). 210 mm × 300 mm. The publication includes a double-sided typescript from Knížák in Polish, and a vintage, black and white..... More

Budapest: 1899. In this typed and signed letter Tivadar Landor sell his Conan Doyle translations for the Wodianer publishing house. Wodiner (later Lampel), published many Conan Doyle work in Hungarian. Signed by. More

London: Merlin Press, 1962. First edition. Inscribed. In original dust-jacket. 361, (1) p. George (György, Georg) Lukács (1885–1971) was a Marxists political thinker, aesthete, university teacher, politician, literary critic, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Lukács was among the most important and most influential philosophers of the era, the..... More

[Madrid]: [s.n.], [October 26, 1818]. First edition. Bifolio. (4 [last blank]) p. A contemporary account on the siege of San Fernando de Apure, the “Toma de las Flecheras”, a bloody battle of the Venezuelan War of Independence in 1818. After the successful siege of Angostura (today Ciudad Bolivar)..... More

Prague: Koci, 1915. Cover by Miloš Klicman. In nice leather binding (Antonín Škoda?). 31 p. From the library of art bookbinder Antonín Škoda. A copy in the original paper cover is added. More

New York: Scribner, Armstrong & Company, 1878. First American edition. Association copy. With the graphical bookplate of Edmund Clarence Stedman on the front pastedown. With Schliemann’s one-page holograph letter in ink on blue paper (136 × 219 mm), together with a cut-out article, mounted on the verso of the frontispiece..... More

[Prague]: [MSA], 1929. With five black-and-white photographic reproductions and two architectural plans. First edition. Promotional leaflet for MSA, designed by Karel Teige. Text in Czech. 1 bifolio.18.5 × 23.5. Photographically illustrated leaflet by Karel Teige for the Czech modern architecture magazine, MSA. Reproduced photographs of buildings by Le Corbusier, Ivan..... More