Budapest: Kultúra Könyvkiadó, [1923]. First edition. With autograph owner’s inscription on cover and title page by Géza Ottlik. In publisher’s wrappers. 75 [5] p. Géza Ottlik’s copy with his autograph owner’s inscription. Ottlik Géza példánya, autográf tulajdonosi bejegyzéseivel. More
Amsterdam: Michel, 1747. Second edition. In contemporary paper. 206 p. Second edition of this tale formerly attributed to Mme de Vieuxmaison. Provenance : Jacques Lacan. More
![Item #502 Jön az öcsém. [My Brother is Coming.]. Michael Curtiz, Antal Farkas](/pictures/thumb/502.jpg?v=1435050187)
Budapest: Világosság Nyomda, (1919). Original printed poster. 415 × 610 mm. The legendary leftist, pro-Communist, pro-Russian political poem by Antal Farkas (1875–1940) which was adapted to short drama film by Michael Curtiz (as Mihály Kertész). “My Brother is Coming” is one of his earliest surviving films. More
Bratislava: Schwarz Pal, 1934. In original illustrated wrappers. 64 p. Hungarian edition of Ehrenburg essai. More
![Item #1108 [Theatre.] Théâtre II. L’Impromptu de l’Alma. Tueur sans gages. Le nouveau...](/pictures/thumb/1108.jpg?v=1493491539)
Paris: Gallimard, 1959. Presentation copy, inscribed by Ionesco to Madame Armand Carlier. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 256, (8) p. Inscribed copy of Ionesco’s absurd dramas. Beside other pieces it contains “L'Impromptu de l’Alma”, “Tueur sans gages” (The Killer) the first of Ionesco's Berenger play, “Le nouveau locataire” (The New..... More
![Item #670 Kreisa fronte. [Left Front.] 1930. No. 2. Linards Laicens, Olga Laicens](/pictures/thumb/670.jpg?v=1439993364)
Rigā: Latvju Kultura, 1930. Cover designed by Ernests Kalis. 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
New York: Schatzki; Bermann-Fischer, 1947. Special, limited first edition, signed, limited up to 50 copies. Viktor Achter's bookplate and collection stamp to inner front panel. In publisher’s green cloth with red leather vignette, letter gilt on spine. 754 p. Facsimile edition of the original typescript of Thomas Mann’s last major..... More