Budapest: Munka. In original black and red cover. 32 leaves (44 photographs). Foreword and typography by Lajos (Ludwig) Kassák. With photographs of Tibor Bass, Teréz Bergmann, László Bruck, Sándor Frühof, Ferenc Haár, Anna Schmidt, Lajos Lengyel and Lajos Tabák. It is the Munka-Circe who introduced social aspects of photography..... More

London: swift, 1912. First edition. In original paper. Copy with three autograph notes in ink by the author. The poems Doria and The Return are preceded by the poet's initials and underlined. The title of Salve Pontifex is topped with the words "Triumph / Time / Ballad / Life /..... More

Paris: : per Gullielmum de Bossozel [Guillaume de Bossozel], 1540. First edition. In later vellum. Woodcut bird's-eye view of Jerusalem on title page. Printed signet mounted on title page with the name of Pope Honorius II and his motto. Sign.: [A]4 B-N4 O6; Pag.: ff. 58. An early and extremely..... More

Pest: Trattner, 1830. Offprint editions of Tudományos Gyujtemény. In original paper. 18 p., 18 p. Scarce accounts of travels on Caucasus and Crimea. The author was a Hungarian who served in the Prussian army during the Napoleonic Wars and then with the French. In 1829 he travelled to..... More

Budapest: Zilahy Samuel, 1882. first edition. In original paper. 38 p. Extremely scarce contemporary edition of medical report of the Tiszaeszlár Affair. The Tiszaeszlár Blood Libel (1882) is history’s first formal prosecution for blood libel and the first ritual murder trial in which forensic medicine and scientific procedures featured..... More

Dessau: Fachverlag Arthur Bodenthal, [1926]. First edition. In publisher’s photographically illustrated wrappers. Housed in a custom made matching half leather portfolio. [2] 34 [40 (advertisement)]. Scarce photographically illustrated prospectus from the period when the Bauhaus relocated from Weimar to Dessau. Cover by Herbert Bayer. The typographic advertising is printed..... More

Budapest: Hungária, 1930. Illustrated by Erno Schubert and Marc Chagall. First edition. In original paper. 31 p. Lajos Kassák was the chief figure and organizer of the Hungarian avant-garde movement, not merely as a versatile artist who created in various artistic fields but also as the editor and publisher of..... More

New York: Mendel Beylis Pres, 1914. First edition. Orange printed wrappers with black lettering on the front cover, and small illustration in black. 34pp. [1]. First printed constitution for a Chabad Synagogue in the United States. Printed on the occasion of the founding of this historic congregation Chevra Anshei..... More

Budapest: Markovits, 1897? First edition. In original paper. 48 p. One of the the earliest publication about "Telephone announcer", the immediate predecessor of radio. On February 15, 1893, the world's first telephone announcer spoke from the studio at 6 Magyar utca in Budapest's 5th district. The essence of..... More

Coaraze: Les Editions Coaraze, 1955. Illustrated by Arman. One of 24 copies of the Deluxe edition (12). One of 12 copies on Alfa ivoire, w. 3 orig. woodcut plates by Arman. In original wrapper. 30 p. Rare work from the early during which Arman was spelled Armand. More

Berlin: Sturm, 1917. First edition. One of the 10 copies of the special edition with the watercolor cover drawing by Georg Schrimpf. Endpaper signed by Walden. In original binding. 79 p. Cover drawing by Georg Schrimpf (1889 – 1938). He was a German painter and graphic artist. Along with Otto..... More

Moscow: Gosizdat, 1927. First edition. All in original paper with box. 12 issues, published in 11 vols. New LEF [Новый ЛЕФ; Novyi Lef], which was edited by Mayakovsky along with the playwright, screenplay writer and photographer Sergei Tretyakov, tried to popularise the idea of "Factography": the idea that new technologies..... More