Sthlm (Stockholm): Boktryckerivara, 1953. First edition. In original, illustrated paper. 46, (2) p. Publication for May Day by Swedish and Danish artists. Contains poems and linocuts by various artists, among them Egil Malmsten, Victor Brockdorff, Henning Damgård-Sørensen, Adelyne Cross-Eriksson, Knud Hvidberg, Kasper Heiberg, Herluf Bidstrup and Svenolov Ehren. More

[Austria]: [ca. 1917]. With 50 (one double) original, black and white photographs. Each image is labelled. Vintage photo album. Bound by a black string. With printed, embossed title on the front panel. 13 album card leaves. Image sizes vary: ca. 160–165 × 115–120 mm. Album measures: ca. 320 × 475..... More

Budapest: February 5, 1951. A unique album with 30 black and white original photographs on 18 album card leaves, separated with tracing paper. In red leatherette binding. This photo album was supposedly given as a farewell gift to Boris Vasilyevich Petrovsky (1908–2004) the Soviet surgeon, who worked in Hungary between..... More

Evreux: J. J. L. Ancelle, 1793. First edition. Published unbound. 4 p. Decree of the National Convention about slave-trade; the declaration of William Pitt as enemy of mankind; and a decree on sylviculture. 1º. Qui autorise le Ministre de la Marine à faire marquer & exploiter les Bois propres..... More

(Paris): Limbourg et Comp. (1794). First edition. Published unbound. 7, (1) p. Petition concerning the situation of the colonies within France, financial matters and a statement of fidelity toward the one and inseparable France. Not in Sabin. More

[S.l.]: [S.n.], 1667. First edition. In contemporary vellum. Short title and date in ink on front panel. (8º); (2), 90, (2) p. The book concerned with the War of Devolution (1667–1668) the conflict between France and Spain over the possession of the Spanish Netherlands. After the Thirty Years'..... More

A Paris: [s.n.], 1792. Second, revised edition. In two volumes. In original blue wrappers with white title vignette on spine. [4], (5), 6-323, (1) p.; (5), 6-317, (1) p. First appearance of the French translation of the 1787 Federal Constitution, and the Bill of Rights, published in the scarce, second..... More

[Prague]: The Press Section of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Czechoslovakia, 1952. First edition. With 16 full-page photographic reproductions. In publisher’s printed wrappers. 34, (2) p., and 9 double plates. Scarce cold war document about the American terrorist activities in Czechoslovakia in the early 1950s. On October..... More

Signed in ink. Printed in red, blue and golden. 1 bifolio. 105 × 175 mm. Huỳnh Tấn Phát (1913–1989) was a South-Vietnamese communist politician and revolutionary, member of the First National Assembly, Chairman of the Provisional Revolutionary Government of Republic of South Vietnam (Prime Minister, 1969–1976), after the unification he..... More

[Budapest]: Budai nyomda, [late 1930s]. Original, vintage graphical poster. 620 × 930 mm. Poster of a Hungarian nationalist, Anti-Bolshevik congress in the late 1930s. Four eminent members of the nationalist movements, Nazi parties or other organizations delivered the speeches, among them, vitéz László Csik who represented the Keresztény..... More

[N.p. probably Szolnok or Budapest]: [s.n.], [1956]. 210 × 297 mm. Printed poster. A group of children led by a peasant-dressed woman, in front of a destroyed kindergarten (“Ovoda”). The governmental poster was made by the Soviet-installed “Magyar Forradalmi Munkás-Paraszt Kormány” (Revolutionary Worker-Peasant Government of Hungary), led by..... More

(Budapest): (1950). In original, modest burlap with red fringes. Title page printed in gold. Contains 45 original photographs, in various sizes ca. 220–230 × 160–170 mm. 24 album card leaves, separated with tracing paper. The unique and representative album – most likely a present to a comrade – is showing..... More

Warszawa: [S.n.], 1907. First edition. Complete. 8 p. with 1 leaf of the financial report of the Union. The only issue of the official newspaper of the Polish Trade Union of Metalworkers. This worker’s organisation belonged to Rosa Luxemburg’s political party the “Socjaldemokracja Królestwa Polskiego i Litwy” (SDKPiL; Social..... More