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Praha (Prague): Aventinum, 1925. First edition. Limited, numbered copy (1/1,000). Title page printed in black and orange. In publisher’s black wrapper, printed white and orange. 87, (9) p. First edition of this collection of short stories by Čapek. Lelio was Čapek’s debut book, published first in 1917, Pro delfína..... More
Paris: Librairie Plon les Petits-Fils de Plon et Nourrit, [1954]; [1956]. First editions. First two volumes of Mémoires de Guerre (of three, third volume appeared in 1959). First volume numbered, inscribed by the author. In publisher’s original wrappers. [6] 680 [4] p., and a folded map; [6] 712 [2] p...... 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
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
Kaunas: S. Joselevicius Spaustuve, 1928. Cover illustrated by Bernardas Bucas. Illustrated with reproductions of photographic portraits. First edition. In publisher’s, illustrated wrappers. 99, (1) p. A book of Juozas Petrolius (1904–1975), Lithuanian ethnographer, archeologist and restorer who helped to save a number of interned Jewish families. In 1980 Petroulis was..... More