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

Berlin: ad-hoc-Gruppe CDU-Parteitag, 1968. Three single leaves of DIN A4 (30 × 21.5 cm), offset print in brown ink to rectos and versos. Very good. Very uncommon set of three early flyers of the German student protest movement and the so-called APO, or extra-parliamentary opposition, which formed beginning in the..... More

Bratislava: Vydavatel'stvo časopisov Sväzu slovenských spisovatelov, 1957–1970. Small quartos (25 × 20.5 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; 40–64 pp. per issue. Profusely illustrated from photographs, drawings, colorful typography and visual poetry. About very good; occasional wear to wrappers; some discoloration or soil. 130 issues in 115 fascicles of the legendary..... More

[Berlin: Neues Forum, 1989]. A4, with reproduced computer-printed text to rectos and versos; 12 pp. Very good or better. Very first issue of this rare and influential GDR oppositional bulletin, published in three issues (on November 8, November 31, and December 20, 1989). Founded on September 9–10, 1989 in Grünheide..... More

Prague: Československý spisovatel, 1966–69. Small quartos (28 × 19 cm). Original stapled wrappers; 64 pp. per issue. Each illustrated with numerous photographs and reproductions, often on coated stock. Occasional light wear to wrappers; a very good set. Nearly complete run of this important Czech Prague Spring periodical about avant-garde literature..... More

[Germany], May 1975 – May 1977. Folio and quartos (44 × 31 and 30.5 × 21.5 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers: 4; 12; 32, [2] pp. with photographic illustrations. Old horizontal folds; somewhat toned; else about very good. – Munich: Bernhard & Graefe [fictitious place and publisher], [ca. 1986/87]. Octavo (14.4..... More

Octavo (17 × 10.3 cm). Original hand-bound brown buckram over boards; with [406] pp. of manuscript text in purple, blue, red, and black ink to checked notebook pages. Boards bumped to corners and lightly distended; light soil to some pages; small ink stains and signs of wear; still about very..... More

[Berlin]: Frauenbefreiungsfront, [probably 1970]. Leaftlet measuring 10.5 × 30.6 cm, printed in red to recto. Very slightly stained; else very good. Presumably a leaflet from the early days of the RAF. It is claimed that the leaflet was distributed during Ulrike Meinhof's funeral. However, we have no reliable sources for..... More

[Magdeburg, 1989]. Twelve leaves of A4, with mimeographed typescript and images to rectos. Stapled to upper left corner. Two punched holes to left margin; else very good. Scarce East German oppositional samizdat periodical, which, like many, emerged from church communities and environmental activist groups, in part because such organizations were..... More

First printing. Moscow: Gosudarstvennoe izdatel’stvo, 1920. Octavo (23 × 15.4 cm). Original printed wrappers; 96 pp. Uncut and unopened. Very good. A collection of lectures on proletarian culture by one of the founders of the Proletkult movement, the polymath scientist, theorist, writer, and politician Aleksandr Bogdanov (1873–1928). A Communist Revolutionary..... More

Kyiv: Izdatel'stvo "Kul'tura"; Gosizdatel’stvo “Kiev-pechat’”, 1929. Quarto (17.5 × 17.5cm). Original staple-stitched chromolithographed self-wrappers; 12 pp. Chromolithograph illustrations throughout. Professional restoration to spine and wrapper edges; wrappers somewhat rubbed; still about very good. A richly illustrated first edition (the second printing followed in 1930) of this Russian translation of a...... More

Russia: ca. 1850–1870. Folio (35 × 22 cm). Late nineteenth-century quarter calf; gilt-tooled leather spine label; edges green; 233 leaves. Two decorative headpieces and a few decorative initials. Paper with stamp of the "Troitskaia Fabrika Govarda, no. 6" to upper left corners, indicating that the paper was made around 1850..... More

Bibliotechka gazety “Sovetskaia moral’ka” [Small library series of the newspaper “Sovetskaia moral’ka”], no. 1. Moscow: Liga, 1989. A5 (21 × 14.5 cm). Single folded leaf, printed to rectos and versos, twice folded; 8 pp. Very good. First Russian appearance of Venedikt Erofeev’s brilliant satirical work, which had appeared in Paris..... More