Tbilisi: T-vo Sogomonian i Siutch’ian, 1918–1919. Octavos (22.5 × 18 to 26.5 × 18 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 76 and 92 pp. Very good. Two issues (of three published) of the short-lived Georgian literary and arts journal, loosely affiliated with Tbilisi acmeists as well as visual artists. Edited by Anna..... More

Gdańsk: n.p. 1989. Octavo (21 × 15 cm). A single leaf folded twice, with eight pages of photocopied text and collage to rectos and versos. Very good. A single issue of a Polish anarchist zine published irregularly in 1988–1989 by the pacifist Twe-Twa group. Part of the larger anarchist movement..... More

A complete list is available on request. Spanning half a century of modernist architecture, this collection captures the architectural and urban development of Yugoslavia from the period of immediate post-WWII rebuilding, to the rapid construction in the 1960s, and the peak of modular construction and prefabricated housing in the 1970s..... More

St. Petersburg: Izdanie pravleniia Obshchestva arkhitektorov khudozhnikov, 1911. Quarto (30 × 20 cm). Original decorative wrappers; I– XLVIII; 181; XLIX–XCV pp. on coated stockj. Illustrations, some in color. Light soil to front wrapper; moisture stains to rear wrapper; spine shaken; starting at extremities; else good. One volume of a series..... More

Baku: Khayartun A. Miasnikova, 1925. Octavo (25 × 18 cm). Original pictorial wrappers (not attributed) affixed to somewhat later cloth-backed boards; 178, [3] pp. With thirteen leaves of plates and two pp. of musical notation bound at the back. Boards worn and rubbed; first few and last leaves somewhat finger-soiled;..... More

Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe uchebno-pedagogicheskoe izd-vo, 1931. Octavo (24.5 × 17.5 cm). Original photo-illustrated wrappers 47, [2] pp. Illustrations throughout. Chip to lower corner of front wrapper; small nick to spine. Still about very good. Notable for its striking photomontage wrappers, this English language magazine for Soviet student youth as well as..... More

Berlin: various publishers, 1976–83. Various formats, octavos to folios (21 × 10 to 47 × 31.5 cm). Overall good or better. This group gives insight into how the city administration and rent-political organizations deal with the activism and political demands of the squatter scene in Berlin. It contains issues of..... More

Berlin: self-published, 1981. Quarto (29.5 × 21 cm). Single leaf, printed recto and verso. With Illustration. Slightly stained; else good or better. The TUWAT congress ("tuwat" colloquially stands for the call to do something) followed three years after the TUNIX congress ("tunix" colloquially stands for the call to do nothing)..... More

Berlin: Oktoberdruck, 1981. Square octavo (18.9 × 20 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; [2], 118 pp. With numerous photographic illustrations. Very good. This publication juxtaposes reports from squatters with articles in the press, documenting conflicts with the police. In this way, the book is an extensively annotated press anthology on the..... More

Prague: Český fond výtvarných umění, 1964. Octavo (20.5 × 15 cm). Staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; [12] pp. Very good; final leaf lightly creased. Exhibition catalog of Bohdan Lacina with seven reproductions, a prose poem by the surrealist writer Ludvík Kundera and a preface by Jan Tomeš. The artist was an early..... More

Sofia: Proletizdat Alfa, 1931. Octavo (23.2 × 15.8 cm). Original pictorial wrappers, signed "K. K."; 48 pp. Very light wear; small postal address label to rear wrapper; very good. Double issue of the Bulgarian socialist journal, which was initially subtitled a "monthly journal for workers' education, organization, and struggle." It..... More

Prague. Fr. Tichý, January–December, 1936. Quartos (26.8 × 21.4 cm). Original staple-stitched photo-illustrated wrappers by J. Bauer; ca. 20-24 pp. per issue (consecutive pagination totaling 252 pp. Illustrated from photographs throughout. About very good; occasional light discoloration or foxing. Complete first year run of this monthly journal for amateur cinematographers..... More

A substantial collection of Polish concrete and experimental poetry, with over 50 original artworks and 37 books by artists such as Zbigniew Makarewicz, Marzenna Kosińska, Wojciech Sztukowski, Zbigniew Jeż, Hubert Koryzna, and Krzsystof Soliński, among others. The collection includes original works of concrete poetry, artist books, vintage photographs documenting poetic..... More