Bonyhád [Hungary]: 1955. Vintage, hand-made Leporello with 23 watercolour illustrations and two pages of hand-written text in Hungarian in black marker with watercolour initials. 25 cardboard leaves. 34 cm × 23,5 cm. Unique, vintage ABC Leporello, hand-made in Bonyhád, Hungary in 1955. With 23 letters of the Hungarian ABC, painted..... More

London & Toronto: J. M. Dent & Sons Ltd, 1928. First edition, second imprint. Presentation copy, inscribed by Angell to the Danish journalist, Peter Jerndorff-Jessen. In publisher’s blue cloth with gilt stamp on front panel and gilt ornaments and title on spine. (2), viii, (6), 168, (2) p. Inscribed copy..... More

Gyoma: Kner Izidor, 1918. Cover design and the 6 full page coloured illustrations by Lajos Kozma. First edition. In original half cloth with illustrated cardboard panels. 59, (1) p. This small children’s book is one of a series that contains all together three booklets by the Kner Publishing House (one..... More

Budapest: Palladis, (1940). First Hungarian edition. Illustrated, original, hardcover binding. 63 p. First edition in Hungarian. More

New York: Farlag Matones, 1925. With six illustrations and numerous initials by Boris Aronson. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, printed in red and black. Folded. 40 columns (on 10 leaves). First edition of Peretz Hirschbein’s Yiddish children’s book illustrated by Boris Aronson(1898– 1980), the Ukrainian-born American graphic artist and..... More

Original book dummy and a collection of 34 trial proof illustrations by El Lissitzky for The Miller, his Wife and their Millstones. The trial proofs include all 12 illustrations of the book, in 2–4 different versions. Handwritten text band with an unpublished version of the Hebrew translation mounted on some..... More

Budapest: Napkelet (Magyar Földrajzi Intézet), (1931). With hand coloured lithographs on each pages. First edition. Limited, numbered edition up to 50. Printed on hand made paper. Leaves bound together with green string. Signed by Jaschik. 31, (1) p. Álmos Jaschik (1885–1950) was a graphic artist, scenic designer and pioneer of..... More

Budapest: Reichel Gyula (Weiss L és F.), 1921. With lithographically printed text and illustrations. 8 full page color lithographic illustrations. First edition. Presentation copy. Text in Hungarian. In original lithographic hard paper wrappers. Pages jointed with white string. 20 p. More

London (Prague): Artia (Bancroft & Co.), 1960. First English edition. Text in English. In original half cloth, with illustrated cardboard. (12) p. and two pop-ups. František Sklař and Jaroslav Béza were the two designers of this book, and the series of the “Arabian Nights” that contained two more pop-up books..... More

Prague (Budapest): Artia (Móra Ferenc Könyvkiadó), 1963. First Hungarian edition. Text in Hungarian. In original half cloth, with illustrated cardboard. (12) p. and two pop-ups. František Sklař and Jaroslav Béza were the two designers of this book, and the series of the “Arabian Nights” that contained two more pop-up books..... More

Budapest: Bárd Ferenc és fia, [1920s]. First edition. In publisher’s half cloth binding. With six, full-page colorful illustrations. [16] p. Scarce, colorfully illustrated children’s book on “Child Olympics”. Next to the full-page illustrations by Nándor Tóth, short poems for children about sports and outdoor activities. More

Hungary: Around. 19,5x14 and 14x16 cm. He was a student of Oszkár Glatz at the Academy of Fine Arts. He went on a study trip with Miklós Borsos in Italy and France. He settled in Budapest in 1929. He was a member of the Szinye Society, exhibited in the National..... More