Budapest: 1930s. In original paper. 11 p. In the workshop of Antal Mürschberger, he undertook to make scale models of architectural works of art. After 1945, he worked as an employee of the UVATERV modeling workshop. More
Budapest: Revai, 1884. With 4 illustration. Early Hungarian edition. In later paper. With collection stamp. 136 p. More
Budapest: Faust, 1946. In contemporary half cloth. 299 p. Inscribed. Interviews include Antal István, Endre László, Imrédy Béla, Szálasi Ferenc. More
Budapest: 1996. First editon. Made in 10 copies. In original plastic wrapper. 20 p. Ágnes Eperjesi (b. 1964) is a Hungarian graphic artist and photographer. This work was her final project at the Hungarian Academy of Art and Design. Her first exhibitions were held in the 1990s in Hungary and..... More
Novi Sad: Kalangya, 1933. Illustrated by Markov Zlata Baranyaine. Cover by Jozsef Fischer. First edition. In original paper. 87 p. Inscribed. Csuka was an important figure in the Yugoslav avant-garde. More
Budapest: Pantheon, 1935. First edition. In original cloth. 228 p.; 231 p. Kassák's autobiography. Inscribed to his wife Jolán Simon. More
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[Au Port-au-Prince]: [Chez Bourdon, Imprimeur du Roi & du Conseil supérieur de Saint-Domingue], [1790]. First edition. In later, black half maroquin. Panels covered with marbled paper, gilt title on spine. 4 p. Extremely scarce pre-revolution Saint-Domingue imprint, an official convocation of the Colonial Assembly, with important racial reference... More
Monte Carlo: André Sauret, 12 original full-page lithographs in black by the author. First editon. In origianal paper. 176 p. First edition printed at 350 copies on large Arches vellum, plus a few copies reserved for the author, illustrated with 12 original full-page lithographs in black by the author... More
Krakow: 1987. In black paper. 21 p. 2 pl. Extremely rare polish catalogue of Beuys works. More
[Torino]: Francesco De Silva, [1947]. First edition. In original printed wrappers. No dust jacket. 197, [3] p. Extremely scarce signed first edition of Primo Levi’s Holocaust memoir If This Is a Man. More
Paris. 1705. First edition. In contemporary leather. 270 p., [21] f. Very rare. Provenance: Jesuits from Chantilly and Enghien. More
Paris. 1938. First editon. In publisher's paper. 16, 8 p. One of the first important texts of Jacques Lacan. Rare. More
Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier, 1745. First French edition. 339 p. First edition of the translation from the German editon. Provenance : Jacques Lacan. More
Konigsberg: Fried. Nicolovius, 1803. In contemporary paper. VI and 146 pp. First edition of Kant's notes on his lectures on pedagogy, which he demonstrably held four times between 1776 and 1787. Provenance : Jacques Lacan. 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
Cologne: 1682. Little bit later black maroquin binding. [18] ff., 574 p. Rare first editon of Pierre Bayle first published work. A forerunner of the Enlightenment, Pierre Bayle discusses the appearance of a comet in 1680. Pierre Bayle (1647-1706), "the most important and most influential skeptic of the late seventeenth..... More
Ebelsberg (POW camp, America zone): 1945. Mimeograph with paper clip. No binding. 16 p. Poems by Gyula Kiss about the everyday camp life of prisoners of war, with caricatures by the Hungarian painter István Debitzky. It contains a separate poem about the banning of the Hungarian Prisoner of War newspaper..... More
Budapest: Lampel, 1930. In original half cloth. 543 p. Inscribed to Kuno Klebelsberg, the Hungarian Minister of Religion and Public Education. More
Budapest: Magyar Jovo, 1920. In original paper. 116 p. Selection of Hungarian born poets. More
Budapest: Trattner, 1858. In original paper. 68 p. Some of the members: Andrássy Gyula, Apponyi Károly, Bánffy Miklós, Festetics György, Zichy Miklós. More
Nagy-Becskerek: Pleitz Fer. Pál. 1875. First Hungarian edition. Bit later cloth. [6] + X + 155 + [3] p. More
Budapest: 1940. Gilded publishing folder decorated with the Hungarian coat of arms, with spiral lacing inside. 15 p. The catalogs was created by the Hungarian Hunia Filmgyár RT for its distribution partners, in which it presents current Hungarian films belonging to its own portfolio, as well as American (R.K.O. Radio..... More
Budapest: Pannonia-verlag, 1956. In original cloth. 408 p. with photos. Inscribed. Ferenc Mező, won a gold medal in the art competitions of the Olympic Games for his "History of the Olympic Games" More
Kecskemet: 1851. In later cloth. 105 p. First Hungarian edition. More
Arad: Genius, 1924. Cover by Kóra-Korber Nándor. In original paper. 125 p. György Szántó (1893–1961) studied architecture, later he worked as costume and scenic designer at Kolozsvár (Cluj). Szántó planned to be a painter but he was injured in WWI on his eyes which partly blined him. Between 1925–1926 edited..... More