Wien (Paris): General-Vertretung für Österreich-Ungarn, Fritz Fürst (J. Barreau; J. de Masin), (1907). In original, illustrated paper in art nouveau style. With numerous illustrations, printed in sepia and black, typographical ornaments printed in green. (28) p., and 4 color plates. Introducing a car with single-cylinder engine (type: BG), four cars..... More

Budapest: 1902. Cover by George Henry Walton. In original paper. 46 p. More

Godollo: Around 1910. In original paper. 4p., 4 pp. Illustrated Gödöllő weaving school catalogue presenting Hungarian Art Nouveau carpet designs. Illustrated price list issued by the weaving workshop of the Royal Hungarian School of Applied Arts at Gödöllő, documenting carpet designs produced within the circle of the Gödöllő artists’..... More

Budapest: 1900. In original illustrated wrappers. 18 p. Second edition. More

[Budapest]: [Privately published, printed at Világosság könyvnyomda], 1909. First edition. Limited, numbered (1/250/300). The artist’s father’s copy. In original, brown cardboard cover with blue title vignette, printed in black, bound with yellow ribbon. Illustrated title page, one plate with ex-libris illustration, eight lithographic plates, and two text plates in Hungarian..... More

Budapest: A “Tér és Forma” kiadása, 1941. Photo-illustrated title page. Illustrated throughout. First edition. In publisher’s printed wrappers. (3), 2–24, (2) p. Photo-illustrated monograph presenting the reconstruction of the headquarters of National Savings Bank, that turned the Art-Nouveau building into a modern office building of international style. The..... More

Budapest: Fejér és Glatter, [1909.]. Illustrated with black and white photographs. In publisher's printed wrappers, with coloured photographic vignette on front cover. (20) p. Advertisement brochure of the first private sanatorium in Budapest. Sámuel Batizfalvy (1826–1904) was a Hungarian physician, a pioneer in Orthopedics in Hungary. He established..... More

Düsseldorf: Schmitz & Olbertz, 1906. First German edition. Numbered, one of 600 copies. In unique, custom made, hand-painted vellum binding, by Lajos Kozma. Title on spine in gilt lettering. Upper edge gilt. Paste paper endpapers. Kozma’s signet on front flyleaf’s verso and another signet (supposedly of the owner: “CHW”) on..... More

Budapest: (Nádas Ignác – Révai és Salamon – Fodor János), 1910. Only edition. Numbered (43/180). Text in German and Hungarian. The plates are printed on Japanese paper. In half cloth folder with lithograph title vignette. Ornamented inner papers printed in silver. 8 pages and 14 plates. Viktor Erdei (Epstein; 1879–1945)..... More

Budapest: Löbl D. és Fia, 1913. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Géza Faragó. (4) p. With Faragó’s colour image on the cover of this scarce movie program. Movie program for 1913, the cinema played the German movies “Mephisto - Ein Maskenbild”, “Der Arzt wider Willen" and..... More

Budapest: Pesti naplo, 1911. Heinrich Lefler, Joseph Urban illustrations. First edition. In original cloth. 130 p. There are writings by Gyula Krúdy, Sándor Hunyadi, Miksa Bródy, Gyula Szini, Béla Révész, Viktor Cholnoky. The creators of the Art Nouveau paintings were Heinrich Lefler (1863-1918) and Joseph Urban (1872-1933), prominent painters of..... More

Budapest: Taltos, 1913. Illustrated by Sandor Nagy. First edition. 79 p. One of the nicest Hungarian art nouveau book. The title page, the 14 and then full-page illustrations in the volume, and the complete typographic layout of the book were made by Sándor Nagy. The three tales of the volume..... More

Budapest: Pátria, 1906. With numerous text illustrations, many by Kozma. Title page, initials head and tail pieces also by him. Many of the illustrations coloured and one mounted. First edition. Limited. One of 300 numbered copies. Japanese-bound. In publisher’s wrappers, with illustrated title vignette by Lajos Kozma. 50 p. Art..... More