Budapest: Officina, 1937. First edition. In original blue cloth. 36, (1), (6) p., 16 photographical reproductions. Contains 32 black and white photographs by Miklós (Nicolas) Müller (1913–2000) the Hungarian born photographer who lived most of his life in Spain. He was involved in researches and documentation of folk life in..... More

48 original, vintage, black and white photographs. Image size: 55 × 40 mm. In original red cloth. 12 album card leaves. Unique photographic documentation of the 1919 May Day celebration in Budapest. Showing the parades, demonstrations, propaganda posters, buildings and statues that arose in the 1919 Hungarian Soviet Republic, a...... More

Neubrandenburg und Friedland (Berlin): . G. Barnewitz (Rudolf Brandes). First edition. In contemporary blind stamped cloth, lettered gilt. 1842. First edition of one of Rodbertus’ most important works, containing his critique and development of Ricardian theory. Johann Karl Rodbertus-Jagatzow (1805–1875) was a German economist, the founder of ‘scientific’ socialism..... More

Praha (Prague): Fr. Borový, 1932. Signed by Šrámek. In contemporary gilt leather binding with inlaid geometric ornamentation. Original hard paper cover and illustrated dust wrapper by Hugo Böttigner bound to the rear. 390, (4) p. Fráňa Šrámek (1877–1952) was a Czech novelist, poet and playwright. Member of the anarchist group..... More

Budapest: Esztergályos János (Világosság), 1937. With illustrated title and last page, designed by Mihály Biró. And several text illustrations. First edition. Printed in red and black. 8 p. Magazine of the Hungarian Social Democratic Party for the 1937 May Day. Illustrated by leftist, avant-garde artist, among them Mihály Biró, István..... More

(Around 1900.). Uncredited photograph. Notes in pencil on verso in French. Collection stamp of Szittya and Joseph Kadar, the Hungarian-born painter and art collector on verso. 105 × 60 mm. Portrait of the twenty years old Emil Szittya. The note on the verso, presumably by Szittya himself reads “Szittya. Le..... More

Berlin: Bühnen- und Buchverlag russischer Autoren J. Ladyschnikow, [1909]. First separate edition. Text in Russian. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 28, (4). First separate edition of Tolstoy’s essay on capital punishment and Christianity. Martial law was introduced in Russia during the turmoil time of repression after the 1905 Russian..... More

(Riga): Valters un Rapa, (1931). First edition. In original illustrated wrappers. 159, (1) p. Book of poems by Lūcija Zamaiča (1893–1965) Latvian poet. She is also known as a strong supporter of woman’s right and radical politics. The erotic cover design is erroneously attributed to Sigismunds Vidbergs, however..... More

Odessa: Novaya Earya, 1905. First Russian edition (first German: Berlin, 1904). In publisher’s printed wrappers. 17, (1) p. The first Russian edition of Clara Zetkin’s lecture on education, held at Women's Conference in Bremen in 1904. In her paper Zetkin emphasizes the importance of education for social-democrats, she considers..... More