Bratislava: Schwarz Pal, 1934. In original illustrated wrappers. 64 p. Hungarian edition of Ehrenburg essai. More

[Munich]: Oficyna Warszawska na Obczyznie, 1946. In publisher’s cloth, designed by Anatol Girs, cut from concentration camp uniform, a badge of the political prisoners mounted by sewing on the front panel. First edition. Presentation copy, inscribed by Krystyn Olszewski, one of the authors. Numbered. Extremely scarce inscribed copy..... More

Vienna [Wien]: 1922. In original wrappers. 103 p. First hungarian editon. Translated by Sandor Barta. More

Budapest: 1899. In this typed and signed letter Tivadar Landor sell his Conan Doyle translations for the Wodianer publishing house. Wodiner (later Lampel), published many Conan Doyle work in Hungarian. Signed by. More

prague: Präsidium der k. k. Polizeidirektion, 1917. In contemporary half cloth. The alphabetical directory includes the brief biographies and portraits of people accused of engaging in treasonous activities against the Austro-Hungarian Empire during WWI. The list features two of the future presidents of the First Czechoslovak Republic, Tomáš Garrigue..... More

Vilnius: Zakłady Graficzne, 1933. The cover was designed by Józef Maśliński. In original wrappers. 36 p. the years 1921-1933, students of the Stefan Batory University presented nativity scenes in a satirical way that commented on the academic, social, political and cultural life of Vilnius. The texts for the 11th edition..... More

Bratislava: Krásna Kniha, 1932. First edition. Signed and inscribed by the author on colophon. Limited up to 200 copies, this one is unnumbered, the author’s copy. Frontispiece by Karel Štika. In original wrappers, designed by Karol Jaroň. [50] 2 p. Inscribed by the author to Miloslav Troup, with striking avant-garde..... More

[S.l.]: [S.n.], July 1976. First edition. Samizdat. In later cloth. [2] 97 leaves. Samizdat first edition of Too Loud a Solitude by Bohumil Hrabal. Hrabal’s short novel about an old man in Prague, who works as a paper crusher and using his job to collect rare and banned books. A...... More

Warsaw, Krakow: Wydawnictwo J. Mortkowicza; Towarzystwo Wydawniczew w Warszawie, MCMXXX (1930). First edition. In publisher’s printed half cloth. 143 [11] p. First edition of one of Korczak’s pedagogical writings. Janusz Korczak (1878/9–1942) was a Polish Jewish educator, children’s author, and pedagogue. He wrote several books on pedagogy, was a...... More

Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt Verlag, 1920. First edition. Inscribed by the author. Margarete Bechert’s bookplate on front flyleaf. In contemporary half cloth. 340 [2] p. First edition of Fallada’s first book, inscribed to his sister. The German writer, Hans Fallada (born Rudolf Wilhelm Friedrich Ditzen; 1893–1947) became known after the..... More

[Budapest]: Nova, [1925]. First Hungarian edition. Numbered, one of 100 copies, signed by the author. In publisher’s red cloth, front panel and spine with publisher’s ornament. 339 [1] p. Limited, first Hungarian edition of Aleksandr Kuprin’s book, Yama: The Pit, signed by the author. More

Poznan: Oswiata, 1921. First edition. Numbered, signed by the author. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers. 27 [5] p. Limited, signed copy of Zegadłovicz’s work, with cover design by the expressionist painter, and graphic artist Władysław Skotarek. Both Zegadłowicza and Skotarka were members of Zdorj at the time of the publication..... More

Budapest: Általános Könyvkiadó Vállalat, 1928. First edition. Numbered (one of 200), but not signed. With several full-page illustrations. In original cloth, gilt title on spine. 152 p. Eighteen full page illustrations by the Hungarian-French abstract painter Árpád Szenes (1897–1985). More