Massachusetts? Dated 1896 and 1901. Albumen print. Mounted on card. Two mugshots of the turning of the century on printed card. On the verso the offender’s identification number, name, the committed crime (both larceny), age (18 and 30), birth place, physical description, the officer’s name, date of arrest (October 12..... More

Praha-Žižkov [Prague]: [Privately published, printed by Graf a Sticker], [1937]. First edition. Printed on handmade paper. In original blind wrappers, and illustrated hard paper, with Štyrský’s designs on front and rear panels. Unstapled as customary for Czech books of the era. 15, [1] pp. Jindřich Štyrský’s two surrealist collages on..... More

Amsterdam: Pierre Mortier, 1745. First French edition. 339 p. First edition of the translation from the German editon. Provenance : Jacques Lacan. More

Amsterdam: Michel, 1747. Second edition. In contemporary paper. 206 p. Second edition of this tale formerly attributed to Mme de Vieuxmaison. Provenance : Jacques Lacan. More

Budapest: Pesti Lloyd, 1897. Includes the very first publication of Sándor Ferenczi "A turisták lélektanából" (About Psychology of Tourists; pp. 201–205). In original paper. 35, (1) p. Sándor Ferenczi (1873–1933) was a Hungarian psychoanalist, desciple and close associate of Sigmund Freud. More

Vienna: 1927. One page, on Freud’s personal letterhead. In blue ink. Signed “Freud”, dated. 150 × 226 mm. Sigmund Freud's signed autograph letter to Frau Wolff concerning her daughter's treatment at the Berlin Poliklinik. In this signed holograph letter, Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) addresses Frau Wolff concerning the treatment of..... More

[Vienna]: [Dr. L. Wittelshöfer (Druck der k. Wiener Zeitung)], 1884. First edition. Complete issues without covers. Printed in two columns, each counted as a page. Freud’s paper appears on pp. 389–392; 425–429. Modern half leather, marbled paper boards. pp. [385]–416; [417]–448. Freud’s early neurological research, one of his only three..... More

1962–1978. 1962–1978. Typewritten letters (1962) and 2 other texts on A4 sheets. A 4-pages photostat copy Hofmann’s report of his experiments on LSD in 1943 ( 1962?). 2 offprints of Hofmann’s articles on LSD (1970; 1978). Printed reproduction of Hoffman’s photo-portrait, labeled in pen on the verso. The photocopy is..... More

Paris. 1938. First editon. In publisher's paper. 16, 8 p. One of the first important texts of Jacques Lacan. Rare. More

Paris: J. Povolozky et Cie, 1926. With numerous text illustrations and 48 reproductions of paintings. First edition. Association copy, inscribed the Ernő (Ernst) Kállai. Text in French. In publisher’s wrappers, with an illustrated vignette on cover. 122, (2) p., and 24 plates. Association copy of the Hungarian art critic’s collection..... More

Vienna: Verlag Julius Fischer, 1925. First edition. Inscribed by the author. In original, illustrated wrappers. 255 [1] p. Inscribed by the author to the Hungarian Avant-Garde poet, Tivadar Raith, cover design by František Reichentál. František Reichentál (1895–1971) was a Jewish Eastern-European modern artist. His expressionist works focused mainly on..... More

London: Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland (Harrison and Sons Ltd.), [1926]. With two photographic plates. First separate edition. Association copy, inscribed by the author to Bernát Heller. In publisher’s printed wrappers. pp. 361–384, and 2 plates. An association copy of Géza Róheim paper on the Hungarian folk custom..... More

Budapest: Táltos, 1916. First edition. Initials printed in red. In original illustrated hard paper. 29, (3) p. and 16 plates. In this work Toroczkai-Wigand gathers his knowledge on Transylvanian architecture and culture. Written in the dialect of Székely Land. He also formulates his own artistic ideas and identifies its sources..... More