Budapest: 1921-1924. First edition. In contemporary half-cloth. Covers bound in. 228 p., 216 p., 56 p, Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. The magazine was published and edited by Raith Tivadar, who was replaced by Kornél Melleky during..... More

London: Johnson, 1661. First edition. In contemporary leather. Frontispiece , 216 p, advertisment at the end. The last chapter contains notices relating to the west Indies, the discovery of Brazil. [Wing D289; Sabin 18669], Very rare. More

Charlestown: From Mr. Riviére to “Monsieur Rimert, Employé dans les bureaux du Préfet Maritime à Brest”. Text in French. Arrived through Bordeaux, with the town’s backstamp on the delivery address (32 Bordeaux), , May 4, 1804. Handwritten pre-postal letter in ink. 3 pages on bifolium. Scarce pre-postal letter from Charlestown..... More

Washington: 1839. First edition. No binding. 93 p. In the May issue of the Democratic Review contains Samuel Morse’s report (pp. 517-520) on the images Daguerre had demonstrated to him in March, 1839 in exchange for Morse demonstrating the telegraph to Daguerre.In his essay, Morse, famous for the invention of..... More

Prague: Aventinum, 1929. Drawings by J. Clará on the cover, Miklos and J. Bernard in the text. In original paper. 71 p. Signed by Paul Valery and Emanuel Siblík (the translator). More

Antananarivo: Ny tontaina fahefatra tamy ny Fanerena Missionary, 1833. First edition. Bit later half leather binding. 75 p. A scarce Hymn Book in Malagasy, one of the earliest books in that language. The volume was printed by the Missionaries in Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar (French: Tananarive), where..... More

Port-de-France [Nouméa]: Imprimerie du Gouvernement. 1865. Two separate sheets. Printed on silk. Framed with light blue silk ribbon frame (papered on verso). Silk sheet size: ca. 33 × 44,5 cm; frame: 2 cm. The programme and the results of the first horse races in New Caledonia took place on August..... More

Venice, Parma, Madrid (etc.). Late 18th, early 19th century. More than 100 handwritten, some partly printed documents. Written in ink by different hands. Housed in a contemporary folder with a title vignette. Interesting collection of more than one hundred documents related to Francesco Sabatini’s estate (among them paintings by Goya..... More

Budapest: 1896. First edition. In contemporary half-canvas binding, the original envelope is glued on. 52 p. Folio. Artist included: Rembrandt, Pacchia, Leonardo da Vinci, Bartelmees van Bassen, Vivarini, Castango,Durer. More

Hajduhadház: 1926. Cover by Sandor Nagy. In origibnal paper. 82,[2]p. Sándor Nagy (Németbánya, May 18, 1868 – Gödöllő, March 14, 1950) was a Hungarian painter and graphic designer. He was the embodiment of that type of artist who, while accepting anachronism, faithfully stuck to the ideals he found in his..... More

Bekescsaba: Tevan, 1907. First edition. One of the 300 signed copy. In contemporary half-cloth. The original front wrapper is glued on. 128 p. The plate with Wilde's portrait is missing. Kálmán Rozsnyay, was born in 1872 under the name Van der Hoschke, but used the pseudonym "Sydney Carton" as an..... More

Budapest: Grünbaum, 1904. Map. 59x40 cm. More

1931. Sulkowsky's handwriting on the vack. Between 1928 and 1936, Sulkowsky and his friend Gyula Bartha traveled around the world on a sidecar Harley-Davidson motorcycle. He visited sixty-eight countries, which also produced a 16 mm film report on his 170,000-kilometer journey. After returning home, he wrote a book about his..... More