Boston: 1896. 10 unnumbered album card leaves, each protected with tracing paper. Calligraphed manuscript in ink, by H. C. Kendall (signed on the verso of the first leaf). In original black leather by Frank J. Barnard (signed on the recto of the last leaf), with clasp, gilt title on front..... More

1938. 19 original photographs are pasted into it. 23X16 cm. Tourist Annual 1938, which contains the issue's structure without texts and ads. 23X16 cm. Cover photo of the the Temple Mount. Photographs are tamped on back with Kluger's stamp. Among the places photographed - Jerusalem, Haifa, Mount Tabor, Nazareth..... More

Warszawa [Warsaw]: Bibljoteka "Praesens" 1928. First edition. In publisher’s typographical wrappers. Cover and typographical layout designed by Strzemiński. 16 p. and [5] plates. Extremely scarce Polish avant-garde publication, “one of the most original and detailed conceptions of painting at its time and one of the most important texts in the..... More

Novi Sad: 1965–1970. In original paper. 27 or 32 or 36 p. each issues. Very rare set of the Yugoslavian Avantgarde periodical. The New Symposion was a literary and art magazine founded in 1965 as an appendix to the Novi Sad newspaper Novi Sad by Hungarian writers from Yugoslavia..... More

Budapest: Világirodalom, 1925. First Hungarian edition. In original illustrated paper. 156+(4) p. Maximilian Hugo Bettauer was a prolific Austrian writer and journalist, who was murdered by a Nazi Party follower on account of his opposition to antisemitism. Die Stadt ohne Juden (The City Without Jews, directed by Hans Karl Breslauer..... More

Budapest: 1937. Photographically illustrated throughout. 32 p. “A kerék” was a Hungarian magazine of automobiles and road transport, published between 1928 and 1948. More

1917. The shot was taken on the Italian front at a ruined building. The recipient is Hajós' wife, Vilma Blockner. More

Paris: Pontus Hulten, 1976. In original illustrated paper. 12 p. 40 x 30 cm. First edition of this extraordinary menu designed by Daniel Spoerri for the dinner he organized in the salons of rue Berryer, in the presence of all the top of the French artistic scene. Precious copy with..... More

Trencin: 1915. In original illustrated paper. 21 p. with 7 pl. Very rare exhibition catalogue of the artist whom are fighting in the WWI. More

Budapest: 1909. First edition. In original paper. 43 p. Extremely rare exhibition catalogue. From the collection of Berzeviczy Albert, the Hungarian politician, who served as Minister of Religion and Education between 1903 and 1905. More

Budapest: MTA Könyvkiadó Vállalata, 1881. First edition. In original half cloth. 412 p. Ignaz Goldziher, was a Hungarian scholar of Islam. Along with the German Theodor Nöldeke and the Dutch Christiaan Snouck Hurgronje, he is considered the founder of modern Islamic studies in Europe. More

Sopron: Röttig-Romwalter, 1943. In original illustrated paper. 189 p. 44 illustration. The history of the 1936 French-Hungarian soil biological Sahara expedition. More