Budapest: 1930. First edition. Published without binding. 146-152 p. Inscribed to Antal Szerb. The friendships between Károly Kerényi ( 1897– 1973), classical philologist, religious historian, and Antal Szerb was a legendary artist friendship. The scholar's works on religious history and novel theory had a great influence on Szerb's writings..... More

Katowice: 1977. First editon. In original hardpaper. 70 p. with many illustration. Signed by Józef Robakowski. Symposium participants: Antosz i Andzia, Marceli Bacciarelli, Janusz Bakowski, Wojciech Bruszewski, Urszula Czartoryska, Jacek Czekański, Zbigniew Dlubak, Henryk Gajewski, Andrzej Jórczak, Ireneusz Kulik, Anna Kutera, Romuald Kutera, Andrzej Lachowicz, Natalia LL, Mariusz Lukawski, Stanislaw..... More

Prague? 1913. In original paper. 72 p. Czech periodical. Signed by Jaromír Funke. More

Budapest: 1877. First edition. In contemporary half cloth. 150. Péter Hatala (1832 – 1918) proselytizer, linguist, orientalist, doctor of theology, university professor. More

24x17 cm. Vintage photo on original board. More

Budapest: Lauffer Vlmos, 1870. First edition. In original paper wrapper. 171 and 179 p. István Szendrői Geőcze (Bacska, July 25, 1836 – Nagybánya, 1900?) is a retired Hungarian royal army captain. He completed his law studies at the University of Pest. In 1860, he fought for the liberation of Southern..... More

Budapest: 1922. Illustration by Farkas Molnar and Janos Gyorgy Simon. In original paper. 20 p. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. There is translation of an Ivan Goll text. More

Moscow: Shul un Buch, 1927. In original paper. 37, [11] pp. Yiddish. Catalog of books published by Shul un Buch, divided into categories: textbooks, political literature, prose and literary criticism, plays, anthologies and journals, children's books and more. With photographs of book covers, some designed in the Russian Avant Garde..... More

Berlin: 1923. In original half cloth. [2] ff., 7-48 pp. + [8] plates (illustrations), Lasar Segall (1891–1957) the Lithuanian born, Brazilian Jewish painter. He studied in Vilna and Berlin where he joined the “Freie Sezession” group, the precursor movement of the German Expressionism. In the mid 1910s he exhibited in..... More

[France]: [n. d., but 18th century]. 18th-century manuscript. . In contemporary vellum. Contains mounted textile samples. Text in French by a neat hand in ink. 174 [10 (index)] p. Unique 18th-century French manuscript book of recipes of dyes and colors, containing about 300 entries, some illustrated with textile a sample..... More

London: Paul & Dominic Colnagh, 1854. Folio. 24 introductory leaves with text in English, French and German and 13 tinted lithographed plates, printed by Korn, Berlin. Very rare book on South America. Specially on the region of Columbia and New Granda. At the suggestion of Alexander von Humboldt, Albert Berg..... More

Paris. Choudens Pére et Fils, 1875. First edition. Mounted on paper. 60 x 80 cm. The premier of Carmen was on 3th of March 1875 at Opéra-Comique, Paris. The poster is extremely rare. More

Ostffyasszonyfa (Hungary): 1918. 80 x 24 cm. One of the largest prison camps of the First World War in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was located in Ostffyasszonyfa (1915-1918). The “barrack town” of 40-50,000 Serbian, Italian, Russian and Romanian prisoners of war has since disappeared without a trace. More