Khinai mesék (Chinese tales)
Budapest: Athenaeum, 1903. In original cloth. 213+[2] p.+18 pl. Selection of Chinese tales transleted to Hungarian. More
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TLS to Louis Nizer and Thomas Mann
State of New York- Executive Chamber Albany: 1939. January. 17. 1 page in frame with a photo of Lehman. « I am just in receipt of your letter of January 14th. As I have previously advised you on several occasions, it is impossible for me to attend the Award of..... More
Népszavazás a földreformról (Referendum on land reform)
Budapest: Pallas, 1919. In original wrappers. 47 p. The author took an active role during communist rule and was a member of the writers' directorate. This is one of his rarest work. More
Trapéz és Korlát
Budapest: Ezüstkor, 1946. First edition of his first published book. In original paper. 39 p. Signed, with a few handwritten line on the first page. Aláírt, két soros vers kézirat az első oldalon, A költő első megjelent kötete. More
Eden Martin
Atheneum, 1927 (?). First Hungarian edition. 2 volume. In original cloth. 258 and 256 p. More
69 33' 11''
Riga: Promets, 1920(?). Cover by Niklavs Strunke. 29 p. More
Tsushteyer, drey khodoshim shrift, far literatur, kunst un kultur [Charity, quarterly for literature, art and culture], First year, Issue 1, September 1929; Issue 2 June 1930.
Lemberg (Lviv): Friedman Press, In original wrappers. Issue 1: [2], 64, [2] pp. + [2] plates, Issue 2: [2], 62 pp. + [4] plates, Two issues of the quarterly for literature, art and culture – "Tsushteyer" (a literary anthology of Galician Yiddish writers, published in Lemberg during the years 1929-1931)..... More
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El Bernardo o victoria de Roncesvalles poema heroyco […].
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
Portrait of Attila Jozsef
After 1924. Early print. 6 x 9 cm. More
Daria. Poèmes. Trad. par J. Ronald. Avec un dessin de Csaky.
Paris. Montparnasse, (1922). With an illustration by Joseph Csaky. In original paper. 17 p. Inscribed to the post Lajos April. More
Rip Van Winkle
Budapest: Nepszava, 1919. First Hungarian edition. In original wrappers. 80 p. More
Szép új világ (Brave New World)
Budapest: (1934). First Hungarian edition. In contemporary cloth, the original frontwrapper. 256 p. First Hungarian edition of Huxley's classic. More
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L. Fenestellae de magistratibus sacerdotiisq[ue] Romanorum libellus, iamprimum nitori restitutus. Pomponii Laeti itedem de magistratibus & sacerdotijs, & praeterea de diversis legibus Rom. Valerii Probi Grammatici de literis antiquis opusculum.
Basileae [Basel]: Apud Thomam Volfium (Thomas Wolff), An. M. D. XXXII. [1532] Mense Augusto. Second Basel edition. In later paper. [88] p. Scarce Basel edition of this popular collection of Classic literature. First Wolff edition of these popular studies on Roman politics and government and on ancient Latin abbreviations, second..... More
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Imiona nurtu [The Names of the Current]
Munich: Oficyna Warszawska, 1945. First editon. In original boards. One of the 25 special copies. Signed by the poet Tadeusz Borowski, Anatol Girs, , and one illegible autograph. The first post-war publication of Oficyna Warszawska, founded in 1938 by Anatol Girs and Boleslaw Barcz in Warsaw. The book was published..... More
Au Bord Du Lac
Paris: D. Giraud et J. Dagneau, 1852. In contemporary half vellum. 250 p. From the Palace library at Tsarskoe Selo, with its book-plate; and with the personal book-plate of Emperor Alexander II. Émile Souvestre was a Breton novelist who was a native of Morlaix, Brittany. More
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