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

Bucharest: Issued by the Romanian Ministry of Internal Affairs. 1960. 1 page official, printed document. Filled in ink. With mounted black and white portrait of the holder. On verso filled and signed transit visa stamps of the Israeli, After the Holocaust Romania had the largest surviving Jewish population in Eastern..... 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

[Czech lands]: late 18th, early 19th century. Manuscript book in Czech. In Czech cursive hand. In contemporary calf. [12 (ruled except for the first leaf, otherwise blank)] 9–255 [7 blank] p. [pp. 64–65; 255 ruled otherwise blank). Czech manuscript horse veterinary book. Written in the late 18th or early 19th..... 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

Issued and signed by Georges-René Le Pelley de Pléville, the Minister of Colonies. Dated on November 21, 1797 (1e Frimaire, an 6 de la République française). One page printed and written document with the headline of the “Marine et Colonies. Administration des Colonies”. Temporary citizenship is given to the Saint-Domingue..... 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

France (Paris?): between 1625–1630. llustrated manuscript on vellum in French. 20 lines, written in brown ink on vellum, in a neat French cursive bookhand. Pages are numbered in brown ink, ruled by a gold and blue double-frame. Decorated with numerous gilt initials, tail, and headpieces. Illustrated with several tables, diagrams..... More

Cannes: 1972.05.07. 6 p. ''Après plusieurs années de travail sur les deux plus grands sujets mémoriaux : Christophe Colomb et Voilà l'Homme (fresque moderne et biblique de mon oeuvre) [...] que je voulais réaliser avant de disparaître pour clore mon destin de cinéaste en apothéose - j'en terminais les découpages..... More

1957. 2p. Arnold Rüdlinger (1919 - 1967 in Basel ) was a Swiss art historian and museum director. He is considered one of the pioneers of American art in Europe. In this time he was the director of Kunsthalle Basel. 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