[S.l.]: [Norta Tapetenhaus], [ca. 1930]. In original half cloth. With mounted colour illustration on the cover. Gilt embossed name and address of the Hungarian distributor on the front panel. With 8 reproductions of hand-drawn, colour, die cut interior designs, and 21 original wallpaper samples. 185 × 240 mm. Vintage Art..... More

Around 1888. Vintage leporello album with 17 mounted albumen prints (ca. 95 × 116 mm). Bound in red morocco. Unique, nineteenth-century photo album of explorations at the Maya site of Copán, dedicated to Francisco Menéndez, the President of El Salvador. Lead by the Salvadoran archaeologist, historian and lawyer..... More

Paris: [S.n.], 1946. First edition. Illustrated with 6 photographic reproductions. In publisher’s printed wrappers. (16) p. Exhibition catalogue of de Chirico’s infamous show at Galerie Allard in June 1946, where the vast majority of the 28 exhibited paintings were fakes, forged by Óscar Domínguez. More

Baarn: A. G. van Agtmaal, [ca. 1940]. First edition. 12 postcards, housed in original folder. Twelve postcard, in original folder, the entire run, introducing the modern building of Utrecht’s city theater and the joint Café Restaurant Esplanade, the work of the Dutch modernist architect Willem Marinus Dudok. More

[Budapest]: Budapesti Magyar Királyi Állami Felsö Építö Ipariskola, [1927]. First edition. Text in Hungarian. With 43 single and 7 double plates of black and white reproductions. In publisher’s illustrated, yellow folder, printed in red. With a two-page insert of the publisher in German. [8] p., [2] p., and 43 plates..... More

Praha: Antonin Gubcevsky, Ca. 1930. Original, black and white photograph. 232 × 167 mm. Czech avant-garde architects, Josef Havlicek and Karel Honzik’s visual for their iconic modernist work, the building of the General Pension Institute in Prague. Josef Havlicek (1899–1961) and Karel Honzik (1900–1966) were representatives of functionalist..... More

A Paris: de l’Imprimerie Royale, 1815. First edition. Association copy, dedicated twice. Inscribed to Louis Becquey by the author on the flyleaf. Inked-out inscription on the title page, supposedly addressed to Mathieu Molé. In contemporary red half Maroquin. Panels ruled with gilt ornamentation. Spine with gilt title and rules. iv..... More

[Budapest]: [1917]. On military-issue postcard. Titled in black pencil. Ca. 90 × 140 mm. László Moholy-Nagy’s (1895–1946) pencil drawing on the verso of an unused military-issue postcard, depicting a lady in a large hat, sitting at a café-table with two glasses, one of her elbows placed on the table, her..... More

Hradec Králové: (S.n.), (1938). With several photographic illustrations. First edition. Wrappers not numberred but intended to count into the pagination of the brochure. In original photographically illustrated wrappers. 3–54 p. with a 12 page price list. Richly illustrated brochure for the Czech furniture manufacturer company “Skuherský”. More

Budapest: Táltos, 1916. First edition. Initials printed in red. In original illustrated hard paper. 29, (3) p. and 16 plates. In this work Toroczkai-Wigand gathers his knowledge on Transylvanian architecture and culture. Written in the dialect of Székely Land. He also formulates his own artistic ideas and identifies its sources..... More

Praha [Prague]: Jan Laichter, 1910. First Czech edition. With 18 partly photographic plates. In original wrappers, printed in two colors. XV, (1), 94, (2) p., and 18 (partly photographically) illustrated plates. First Czech edition of Otto Wagner’s book on modern architecture, illustrated with eighteen plates showing modern buildings... More