Godollo: Around 1910. In original paper. 4p., 4 pp. Catalogue of carpets Art Nouveau by Körösfői-Kriesch Aladár, Nagy Sándor and Undi Karla. Published by the artist colony at Gödöllő, the cradle of Hungarian Art Nouveau. Sándor Nagy (1868–1950) was one of the founders of the artist colony at..... More
3 original, vintage sepia photographs. Each labelled in ink on verso, two dated (1896). One with printed label in Hungarian on recto. Sizes: 180 × 130 mm and 190 × 150 mm. Collection of 3 photographs of the building of Transylvanian Railway Network between Mádéfalva and Gyimesbükk (today: Siculeni –..... 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
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(Budapest?): October 8, 1954. Original photo album. With 16 vintage, black and white photos in various sizes. Photos are labelled by hand, title page in red and black ink. In original red leatherette binding, gilt letters and ornamentation of a “red” star. 17 album card leaves. Representative photo album, showing..... More
Leporello album. With 15 original, vintage, black and white photographs. In original binding. Image size: 120 × 90 mm. Fifteen images of Sztálinváros (Stalin City; today: Dunaújváros). Showing industrial and residential buildings of the recently created industrial city, the centre of heavy industry in the Stalinist Hungary, ca. 1950. More
(Budapest): Világosság-Nyomda Rt. (ca. 1910). Illustrated by Mihály Bíró. First edition. Printed in blue and black. Text in Romanian. In publishers lithographed wrappers. (8) p. Illustrated advertisement brochure of the National Union of Hungarian Construction Worker’s. Each page printed with a lithograph illustration by Mihály Bíró, matching to the..... More
Budapest: Ferenc Vadas (Globus Nyomdai Műintézet RT.), 1929. Photographically illustrated throughout. First edition. With a printed advertisement sheet of “Firestone Tire”. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers, designed by Róbert Berény. 32 p. Hungarian automobile magazine with Róbert Berény’s cover design. Róbert Berény (1887–1953) was a Hungarian avant-garde painter and..... More
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[Budapest]: Magyar Ruggyantaáru Gyár, 1936. First edition. In publisher’s illustrated wrappers by Tihamér Csemizcky. Numerous illustrations throughout. 36 p. Modernist illustration by Tihamér Csemiczky on the cover of a Hungarian automobile magazine. The magazine was published between 1928–1950 by the manufacturer of Cordiatic tires, containing articles about developments in..... More
Prague: Around 1940. Folder with a collage on the front and with the Atelier Henrych brand on the back of the folder, all stored in a protective envelope made of black cardboard. Title double sheet of blue cardboard with printed list of works, 10 free cartons loosely stored in black..... More
Budapest: Rath Mor. 1892. First separate Hungarian edition. In contemporary cloth made for Adolf Kohner. 77 p. One other book bound after it. In 1840, Eötvös published his study in the Budapest Review. The journal edited by Szalay L. has only two issues. It was printed in German in 1841..... More
S.-Peterburg [Saint Petersburg]: T-vo Khudozhestvennoi pechati, 1903. First edition. Presentation copy, inscribed by Kollontai on front cover: “To highly esteemed Ekaterina Vasilievna, from the author, A. Kollontai. October 1903”. In hard paper binding. (8), 355, (1) p. Extremely scarce inscribed first edition of Kollontai’s first book, an economic study about..... More
(Budapest): Athenaeum, (1950). Original, offset poster. 59 × 85 cm. Advertisement poster by Tibor Zala (1920–2004), Hungarian graphic artist, in Socialist Realist style, in the manner of his master György Konecsni. The Exhibition took place in 1950 and it focused on the heavy industry, especially on mining. The poster..... More