Warszawa (Warsaw): Czerwonego Sztandaru, 1906. First edition. Published anonymously. In original blue paper. 46, (2) p. The main demands of revolutionary parties in the Russian Revolution of 1905 were to create the democratically elected Constituent Assembly and the State Duma, the parliament, that shares and balances the power of the..... More

[Geneva]: Heroysgegeben fun dem Allgemeynem Idishen arbeyṭer Bund in Russland un Poylen, 1899. First Yiddish book edition. First edition of this translation. In somewhat later paper wrappers. First Yiddish edition in book form of the Communist Manifesto, the greatest piece of revolutionary propaganda, the first edition of Blumshteyn’s translation, prefaced..... More

Londres [London]; Hambourg [Hamburg]: A. Darson; Otto Meissner, 1873. First edition. The original printed wrappers bound into later half cloth. (4), 137, (1) p. A scarce copy of the renowned Alliance Pamphlet, whose conclusion was written by Karl Marx. This report, the so-called Alliance Pamphlet is a collection..... More

Krakow: D. E. Friedleina, 1902. First edition. In publisher’s wrapping. 59 [5] p. Scarce first edition of the first Polish translation of an early work by William Morris. Sztuka, jej troski i nadzieje is a partial translation of a collection of talks given by Morris, originally published under the..... More

New York: Freiheit Publishing Asa’n; Hammer Publishing Company, 1926-1934. First editions. Sixteen issues from 1926–1934. Illustrated title pages, several of them by William Gropper. 64; 64; 64; 62 [2]; 64; 64; 64; 64; 63 [1]; 64; 63 [1]; 78 [2]; 63 [1]; 63 [1]; 63 [1]; 63 [1] p. Several..... More

Paris; Bruxelles, [etc.]: Librairie Internationale; A. Lacroix, Verboeckhoven & Cie, 1866. First edition. In somewhat later half leather, with gilt title on spine. [4], iii, [1], 310, 4, [2] p. First edition of Proudhon posthumously published last essay. Proudhon’s last essay, the "Théorie de la propriété" was posthumously published..... 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

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

Signed and dated, 16 June, 1985. 3 pages manuscript letter in ink on two leaves. Folded twice. 150 × 225 mm. Yourcenar reports about the tragically declining health of her last lover and travel companion Jerry Wilson the young American gay photographer. They were in India on a trip to..... 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