Postcard with soldiers
Budapest: 1918? Rare postcard by Sandor Bortnyik, Sándor Bortnyik (1893–1976) was a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He was influenced by Cubism, Expressionism, Constructivism and the Bauhaus. More
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Soudy a hodnoty (Courts and values)
Brno: Private press, 1929. One of the 43 copy of this very rare booklet. Signed. Very rare booklet by Filla. 20 p. More
Zpevy hanlivé (Singing songs)
Prague: Grosmann a Svoboda, 1919. In original wrappers. 93 p. Cubist cover. More
Telefonkönyv, 1939. A budapesti egységes hálózat (Budapest és környéke) betűrendes távbeszélő névsora (Telephone directory of Budapest, 1939)
Budapest: 1939. In contemporary cloth. New spin. 262 p. Text in Hungarian. Names, addresses and phone numbers of residential, commercial and governmental concerns. Numerous ads. Rare telephone directory was issued just before the I World War II. Important document for the research of the Holocaust. More
Zdrój. Dwutygodnik poświęcony sztuce i kulturze umyslowej (Biweekly magazine devoted to the art and culture) 1918 nr. 3
Poznan: 1918. In original wrappers. In the text of Jerzy Hulewicz's woodcuts.Cover by August Zamoyski. Zdrój (The Source) was the literary review of the Poznan Expressionist group, founded in 1917 and existed until 1922. 30 p. More
Portrait of Max Brod. And 2 other photo of theatrical plays, most likely performances of plays by Max Brod.
Around 1918. 3 photo (23x13, 22x17, 22x17 cm). The 3 photographs are with the photographer's ballet stamp. Album prints. All three are glued to cardboard also with Erfurth's stamp. From Max Brod's archive. More
Uferdasein
Berlin: Axel Juncker, 1908. In original paper. 165 p. Inscribed to Max Brod. The blind poet Oscar Baum (1883-1941), who belonged to the "Prague Circle", the Jewish student circle from Prague, included Franz Kafka, Max Broad, and Felix Weltsch. Baum Died while undergoing surgery in Prague 1941... More
Schlaf und Erwachen
Berlin: Zsolnay, 1935. In original cloth. 131 p. Inscribed to Max Brod. Franz Werfel (1890–1945) was an Austrian-Bohemian Jewish author. His first book of poems was published in 1911, and soon after that he became member of the Prague Circle of German-speaking Jewish writers, whose members were Franz Kafka, Max..... More
Zdrój. Dwutygodnik poświęcony sztuce i kulturze umyslowej (Biweekly magazine devoted to the art and culture) 1918 nr 2.
Poznan: 1918. 30 p. In the text of woodcuts by Stefan Szmaj, Jerzy Hulewicz, Władysław Skotarek and Małgorzata Kubicka. Cover by August Zamoyski. Zdrój (The Source) was the literary review of the Poznan Expressionist group, founded in 1917 and existed until 1922. More
Zdrój. Dwutygodnik poświęcony sztuce i kulturze umyslowej (Biweekly magazine devoted to the art and culture) 1918 nr 1.
Poznan: 1918. 32 p. In the text of woodcuts by Małgorzata and Stanisław Kubicki, Jerzy Hulewicz, Władysław Skotarek, Jan Wroniecki, Stefan Szmaj. Extremely effective color cover by August Zamoyski. Zdrój (The Source) was the literary review of the Poznan Expressionist group, founded in 1917 and existed until 1922. More
Trecias frontas. Rasytoju aktyvistu kolektyvo literaturos gazieta. / Trečias frontas. Rašytojų aktyvistų kolektyvo literatūros gazieta. [Third Front.] Nr. 5
Kaunas: 1931. Illustrated wrappers. Each printed in modern, avant-garde lay-out. The most important Lithuanian avant-garde magazine. Trečias Frontas was a leftist, antifascist literary magazine. Only five issues were published, the last double number (6–7) was banned and the magazine was closed. One illustration by Masareel. Scarce. 48 p. More
Trecias frontas. Rasytoju aktyvistu kolektyvo literaturos gazieta. / Trečias frontas. Rašytojų aktyvistų kolektyvo literatūros gazieta. [Third Front.] Nr. 1
Kaunas: 1930. Illustrated wrappers. Each printed in modern, avant-garde lay-out. 32 p. The most important Lithuanian avant-garde magazine. Trečias Frontas was a leftist, antifascist literary magazine. Only five issues were published, the last double number (6–7) was banned and the magazine was closed. Scarce. More
Kiev (Kyiv) Mit deutschem Auszug (with German extract)
In original illustrated paper. 79 p., 16 photo, 1 map. Travel guide to Kiev by the Hungarian author. More
Polgarhaboru ausztriaban (Civil war in Austria)
Bratislava: Schwarz Pal, 1934. In original illustrated wrappers. 64 p. Hungarian edition of Ehrenburg essai. More
1938. A vidéki hálózatok betűrendes távbeszelő névsora. (Alphabetical telephone directory of Hungary, expect Budapest)
Hungary: 1938. Original printed wrappers. 326 + 66 p. Text in Hungarian. Names, addresses and phone numbers of residential, commercial and governmental concerns. Numerous ads. Rare telephone directory was issued just before the II. World War. Important document for the research of the Holocaust. More
3 scientific works for Oszkar Asboth' collection
1912-1919. In original paper. Three issues of Kaiserliches Patentamt Patentschrift with the stamp of Asboth Oszkar. Authors are Paul Delapotre, Jacob Kreitmayer, Alois Vladyka. More
Letterto the Budapest Volunteer Rescue Association
Budapest: 1924. Signed typed letter with “Asbóth Aircraft Factory” letterhead.“With reference to our agreement of March 20, 1924 on the s 1 pcs ambulance body, we agreed as follows: Since we cannot complete the body, you will take it over as it is today and finish it for your own..... More
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Permafo - suma. Prace Natalii LL 1970-1973 [Permafo-sum: works of Natalia LL 1970-1973]
Wroclaw: Galeria Permafo, 1973. Original printed wrappers. 81 leaves printed to rectos only. First edition. Printed in 300 copies. In original printed wrappers. Illustrated partly typographically, partly photographically, entirely created by Natalia LL. Rear cover sunned. Overall in fine condition. The first summery of Natalia LL’s works she created under..... More
Wybor poezyi (Selected poems)
Warsaw: Nakladem, 1822. In contemporary half cloth. 194 p. First polish edition of Alexander Pope. More
Vizsgálódás a nemzeti vagyonosság természetérol és okairó. [i.e. An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, ] [FIRST HUNGARIAN TRANSLATION OF 'WEALTH OF NATIONS']
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
BYLIŚMY W OŚWIĘCIMIU. 6643 JANUSZ NEL SIEDLECKI, 75817 KRYSYTN OLSZEWSKI, 119198 TADEUSZ BOROWSKI. [WE WERE IN AUSCHWITZ. 6643 JANUSZ NEL SIEDLECKI, 75817 KRYSYTN OLSZEWSKI, 119198 TADEUSZ BOROWSKI.]
[Munich]: Oficyna Warszawska na Obczyznie, 1946. In publisher’s cloth, designed by Anatol Girs, cut from concentration camp uniform, a badge of the political prisoners mounted by sewing on the front panel. First edition. Presentation copy, inscribed by Krystyn Olszewski, one of the authors. Numbered. Extremely scarce inscribed copy..... More
A közgazdaság és az adózás alapelvei(On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation)
Budapest: Pallas, 1891. In bit later half cloth. 502 p. First Hungarian edition of On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation. More
Traukinys (The train)
Kaunas: 1923. Cover by: Vytautas Bicinuas. 49 p. Very rare lithuanian avantgarde book. Reproduced.: Gierdre Jankeviciute: The graphic Arts in Lithuania 1918-1940 (page 31) Jankeviciute mention it as one of the few Futurist book in Lithuania. More
Nogi Izoldy Morgan
Krakow: 1923. In original illustrated paper. One of the signed 200 copy. Bruno Jasieński was one of the leader of the Polish Futurist movement. Extremely rare. More