![El Bernardo o victoria de Roncesvalles poema heroyco […]. Bernardo de Balbuena](/pictures/thumb/2595.jpg?v=1645781011)
Madrid: por Diego Flamenco, 1624. First edition. In early 19th-century marbled calf, panels ruled by gilt frames, edges and spine gilt, red title vignette on spine. Marbled endpapers. Engraved, illustrated title page (by Juan de Diesa). Few woodcut initials and a large woodcut tailpiece at the end of the work..... More
1931. [4 pages], size: 19.1 x 15.1 cm. The Interior magazine, edited by Jerzy Sosnkowski, was published in 1931/32, 1933/34, 1936. Stażewski Henryk (1894-1988) - painter, set designer, interior designer, one of the most important Polish avant-garde artists of the interwar period Bibliography: Rypson P., 97 p. Extremely rare. More
Irkutsk (Russia, Siberia): 1916 December 25. Published without binding. 59 pp. with one hand drawn map. Most of the book is handwritten. Title page hand colored. This unique newspaper was made by Hungarian prisoners of war in the POW camp at Irkutsk, Russia. Christmas issue with a selection of translations..... More
Warsaw: Biblioteka Naukowa, 1906. Second polish edition. Bit later half cloth. 277 p. More
Milan: Galleria Del Milione, 1932. In original paper. 30 p. Alberto Sartoris was an Italian rationalist architect, art historian and theorist of architecture. Between 1916 and 1919 he studied architecture at the School of Fine Arts in Geneva. In 1920 he joined the Futurist movement (until 1923). In 1928 he..... More
Budapest: Atheneum, 1869. First edition. In contemporary half cloth. 429 p. János Zádori ( 1831 – 1887) was a Hungarian Ecclesiastical writer. He was born in Katloez, county of Neutra in Hungary. He studied at the Pazmaneum of the University of Vienna. His favourite branches were modern languages, literature, and..... More
Madrid: 1930. Cover design by László Moholy-Nagy. First Spanish edition. In original paper. 262 p. First Spanish editon of Das Politische Theater. Cover photomontage by Laszlo Moholy- Nagy. More
Akademiai, 1952. In original cloth. 187 p. Inscribed to Lajos Fulep. Lajos Fülep, (1885-1970) - Hungarian philosopher, art historian. One of the dominant, though partly forgotten, figures in 20th century Hungarian art philosophy and art history. Both Fogarsi and Fülep were a member of Sonntagskreis (“Sunday Circle”), an intellectual discussion..... More
Berlin: Der Sturm, 1915. In original paper. With a linocut by Gabriele Münster on title page. More
![Caption Title:] Manifiesto del excelentisimo Ayuntamiento de Buenos-Ayres sobre la feliz...](/pictures/thumb/2584.jpg?v=1644577106)
Buenos Aires: Imprenta de Niños Expósitos, [1815]. [Place of publication and printer statements from colophon]. First edition. First edition. 15 [1] p. Important manifesto concerning the deposition of Alvear’s Directory, and the reason of his exile. A scarce document with great importance, particularly because of its second..... More
![Seychelles] Author’s Notes and 38 Copies of Maps Related to His Book “Unpublished Documents...](/pictures/thumb/2583.jpg?v=1644341065)
[Mahe?]: [before 1909]. Autograph notes in a vintage folder. Notes in colored pencil and ink on 16 different-sized leaves. 37 manuscript copies of maps on tracing paper, in different sizes, many colored, and one printed map, augmented with several toponyms in pencil and ink. An important collection of the author’s..... More
Amsterdam: Evert Nieuwenhoff, 1656. (8)p. Published as an appendix to A. Van Der Donck, Beschryvinge van Nieuw-Nederlant (1656). The ordinance stating the conditions for those who wish to settle in the Dutch colony in America, Nieuw-Nederlandt. It was published at a time in which the Dutch colony New Netherland experienced..... More
Zrínyi Miklós Katonai Akad, 1964. In contemporary half cloth. 48 p. with 3 plate. Published by the Hungarian military school, for the exploratory students. Numbered. Printed in 250 copy. More
After 1924. Early print. 6 x 9 cm. More
Budapest: Budapest Székesfőváros Házinyomdája, 1939. Vintage poster. Text in Hungarian. Folded. Size: ca. 63 × 94 cm. Restriction of voting right for the Jews in the 1939 Hungarian parliamentary election, an implementation regarding the "Second Jewish Law”. Statute no. 1939:IV, the Antisemitic “Second Jewish Law”, was enacted by the..... More
![Extracted from:] [Recüeil de plusieurs relations et traitez singuliers et curieux.] Relation du...](/pictures/thumb/2578.jpg?v=1644238469)
[Paris]: [1679]. Extracted from the first edition. In later paper wrappers. With the large map of Japan, engraved by Jean-Louis Durant. 72 p. and a large engraved map of Japan, size: ca. 78 × 55 cm. Tavernier’s Relation du Japon, with the scarce large map of Japan Carte des Isles..... More
![Grant of Arms; Patent of Nobility for Elia [Illés] Dolianszki, 1634. Ferdinand II, Péter...](/pictures/thumb/2577.jpg?v=1644237470)
Vienna: May 8, 1634. Ten parchment sheets with 12 pages exquisite, handwritten calligraphy, partially gilt, bearing the hand-drawn and painted noble coat of arms granted. Text in Latin. Pages ruled in gilt floral ornament. At the end, the signature of Ferdinand II, Péter Pázmány and Lőrinc Ferenczffy. Original red velvet..... More
Budapest: Nepszava, 1918. In original paper. 66 p. Early Hungarian edition of the Communist Manifesto, published by the Hungarian Social Democratic Party. More
Paris. Montparnasse, (1922). With an illustration by Joseph Csaky. In original paper. 17 p. Inscribed to the post Lajos April. More
Budapest: Franklin, 1914. In leather binding made by Almos Jaschik. [4], 237p., 15t., [4], 215p., 17t. An Art Nouveau masterpiece. Binding by Almos Jaschik. The book is inscribed to Jaschik. Almos Jaschik was a student at the School of Design, and in 1907 he graduated as a draw..... More
Budapest: Nepszava, 1919. First Hungarian edition. In original wrappers. 80 p. More
Budapest: (1934). First Hungarian edition. In contemporary cloth, the original frontwrapper. 256 p. First Hungarian edition of Huxley's classic. More
[N.p.]. 1818–1821. Manuscript in brown ink. Text in Danish. Two, sewn-spine, otherwise unbound booklets, . ff. [8] [12] 115 × 185 mm; 105 × 165 mm. Transatlantic logbook, recording the vessel La Laura’s travels from Europe to the Caribbean, North and South America between March 1818, and May 1821... More
Budapest: Lehnhardt Sámuel and Perlasca Domokos, 1837- 1838. First edition. In a contemporary paper folder. 59×42. István Ferenczy (1792-1856) is an outstanding figure in Hungarian sculpture. Bilingual at the bottom, with German and Hungarian titles, a dry stamp in the middle and the names of the recipients. Small..... More
A Paris: Par Jean Dallier Libraire demeurant sur le pont Sainct Michel, à l’enseigne de la Rose blanche, 1568. First(?) edition. Papered spine. ff. 24. Scarce Wars of Religion document, related to the negotiations leading to the Peace of Longjumeau. The Peace of Longjumeau marked the end of the brief..... More