Marseille: Jean Vigneau, 1943. Association copy, inscribed by the author in ink to Lucien Descaves on half-title. Limited, one of the 100 roman numbered “H. C.” copies. In contemporary half leather, gilt titles to the spine, raised bands, the original paper wrappers bound into. Descaves’ ownership inscription in pencil on..... More

Prague: Jan Reimoser, 1930. In original portfolio, with loose pages. Second of the four issue of the rare czech magazine. Includes the very rare prospectus and illustrated card for Coester's Promena (Metamorphosis) the first illustrations of any Kafka work in any language. More

Prague: Borový, 1938. 247 p. The first comprehensive catalogue of the work of the Prague artist couple. Inscribed to Paul Eluard. To Paul Eluard, whose poetry we love Jindrich Štyrský Toyen To our wonderful Friend Vítezslav Nezval To our love poetry! Karel Teige Prague, 14./ 1. 1938..... More

Budapest: Világirodalom, 1921. Second edition in Hungarian. In original half leather. Published in 2000 copies. "10 numbered copies of it were made on handmade paper in full leather binding according to the plans of Mrs. Álmos Jaschik." Our book is hand-numbered copy No. 2, but the binding and intersection do..... More

Budapest: Emich, 1863. In bit later half leather binding. 218 p. Second edition. Perhaps the most significant piece of Hungarian drama literature, it first appeared in January 1862 (on the title page dating back to 1861). János Arany, asked Károly Szász to make a detailed analysis and critique of the..... More

Warsaw: 1976. In original hardpaper. Inscribed to Grażyny Milosz. More

Budapest: Lauffer es Stolp, 1862. In bit later cloth. 277 p. First collection edition in Hungarian. Rare. More

Budapest: Singer es Wolfner, (1940). Illustrated by Emy Rona. In original half cloth binding with new endpapers. 189 p., 3 t. Hungarian illustrated edition of The Wizard of Oz. More