London: swift, 1912. First edition. In original paper. Copy with three autograph notes in ink by the author. The poems Doria and The Return are preceded by the poet's initials and underlined. The title of Salve Pontifex is topped with the words "Triumph / Time / Ballad / Life /..... More
[Basileae (Basel)]: [apud Ioannem Frobenium], Anno M. D. XXV. [1525]. First edition. In later tooled leather. Woodcut device on title page, woodcut initials. Coll.: a4 b–k7 (k8 with woodcut device otherwise blank, missing); ff. [75]. The first edition of Erasmus’ Latin translation of Plutarch’s De curiositate, printed together with the..... More
Budapest: Europa, 1961. Early Hungarian editon. In original cloth. 550 p. Signed. More
Kosice: Szlovák, 1922. First Hungarian edition. In contemporary halfcloth. 97 p. First Hungarian edition of this key work by Czech dramatist Capek, originally produced in Prague in 1921. The word “robot” was coined by Capek’s brother Josef, and the concept of the robot has its source in this play. More
Budapest: Munka, 1937. First edition. In origianlpaper. 45+[2] p. Inscribed to Miksa Fenyő who was one of the founders of Nyugat and one of its editors between 1908 and 1917. The volume of the poet and translator Endre Murányi-Kovács was published by Lajos Kassák's avant-garde journal, Munka. More