Spain: [17–18th century]. Unbound, probably removed from larger volume. Each text is written by different hands. Title page with brown stains. Traces of folding to the last three sections. Otherwise in fine condition. [1 (title)] [17 (Copia de la letra…)] [3 (blank)] [1 (Provincias de la Ciudad de Manila)] [2..... More

Austria: around 1822; 1830. Printed and handwritten documents: 2 printed documents (1 bifolio of printed Gaunerzinkens, ca. 1830; four-page printed police report “Beschreibung”, 1822); 3 handwritten letters, with the header “Das k.k. Kreisamt im Pusterthale und am Eisack”, 1830 (1; 3; 3 p); 1 lengthy handwritten report, 1830 (10 p.)..... More

Issued and signed in Switzerland, Geneva by the Consulate General of the Kingdom of Hungary, December 28, 1944. Illegible signature of the Hungarian Consul, the official stamp of the consulate. Contains 44 numbered pages. With visa and related stamps (Switzerland, UK, France, The Netherlands, US). Interior als. Hungarian passport, issued..... More

Signed, typewritten letter, dated Budapest, 25 March 1939. Text in French. In original envelope with embossed stamp. 2 leaves, 2 p. 203 × 339. An official letter by the regent of Hungary, congratulating George II of Greece on his niece’s, Sophia’s birth. Sophia – later Sofía of Spain –..... More

[S. l. probably Austria]: Anno 1799. Manuscript on laid paper. Text in German. Written in black and red ink, the drawings colored in blue and yellow. In contemporary calf. Panels ruled with gilt waves, with floral stamps at corners. Spine with five raised bands, compartments richly gilt. Edges gilt. Paste-paper..... More

Budapest: 1944. The letter is typewritten in German and Hungarian on the official stationery of the Department of Foreign Interests of the Swiss Embassy (Schweizerische Gesandtschaft, Abteilung für fremde Interessen), which was directed by the diplomat Carl Lutz, confirming that the name of its bearer was included in a collective..... More

1844–1848. 50 pencil drawings, 3 of them colored on 28 leaves. In contemporary cloth, with gilt title on front panel. A private sketchbook by a young Hungarian noble man, with handsome pictures of horses, horse riding, hunting scenes with dogs, young ladies, grotesque scenes, and views of Austrian and Hungaian..... More

[Poland]: Early 1940s. Handwritten map of the Lodz ghetto with legend, marks and signs in red, green, and black ink, and pencil. Drawn on a contemporary German, mimeographed map, printed in black. Handwritten legend in Polish. 55 cm × 39 cm. Handwritten map of the Lodz Ghetto, drawn by a...... More

Budapest: 1918. In Hungarian. The president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is informs Erzherzog Joseph August von Österreich, that the it has included him among its members. More

Hungary: 1935. 65 hand-numbered pages, beautiful, lettered work decorated with realistic drawings. In contemporary half cloth. Károly Andretti (1878-1949) ws an architect, and student of Frigyes Schulek. At the age of 37 he became a teacher at the Hungarian College of Fine Arts, and in 1930 he was appointed rector..... More

Prague: With the photographer’s, Vladimír Tůma’s stamp on verso. 1965. Signed in pen by Armstrong at lower right edge. 189 × 132 mm. Signed picture, showing Louis Armstong on the stage, waving goodbye to the audience, his suit jacket in his hand, and his bow tie loose. Taken..... More

[Hungary?]: [1940s]. Original, vintage photographic portrait. Singed by Balázs in blue ink. 48 × 60 mm. Signed photographic portrait of the elder Balázs. Béla Balázs (1884–1949) was a Hungarian-Jewish film critic and aesthete, also a writer and poet. He is known, besides for his film-theoretical writings, as the librettist..... More

Budapest: 1904. Handwritten note in ink, signed in Budapest: 26 January 1904. Text reads “Szíves emlékül” (“As a pleasant memory”). Ca. 18.5 × 11.5 mm. A signed, autograph score detail from Schumann’s Album für die Jugend Op. 68 No.12 Knecht Ruprecht by Béla Bartók. Around 1903–1904, Bartók gave numerous..... More