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

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: self-published, 1974–1981. Octavos and quartos (21.6 × 29.7 to 30 × 21.5 cm). Different types of original binding; overall very good. Highlighted in the convolute are the city district newspapers, through which it becomes apparent how a part of the left-liberal population in the city districts reacted to the..... More

Berlin: self-published, 1971–73. Folios (ca. 43 × 30.5 cm). Original pictorial self-wrappers; [4]; [6]; [6]; [4] and 4 × 2 pp. With illustrations. Paper mostly toned; one issue stained and another perforated; all issues with horizontal crease; margins with tiny tears; else good. – With three additions. Berlin: self-published, 1971–78..... More

Berlin: self-published, 1982. Quarto (28 × 21 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 16 pp. (incl. wrappers) and a double-page supplement. With numerous photographic illustrations. Upper tiny edge with a tiny loss; else very good. The only known issue of this publication, edited and presumably designed by Tobias Buddensieg, which imitates the..... More

Frankfurt a. M.: Die Tageszeitung, 1981. Quarto (29.5 × 20.5 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 207, [1] pp. With numerous photographic illustrations. Wrappers somewhat foxed; title page stamped; else very good. Extensive documentation about the Berlin squatter scene, which distinguished itself by not only squatting houses, but also making them habitable..... More

Irkutsk: Tiskem Informačně-osvětového odboru československého vojska na Rusi, 1919. Octavo (17.2 × 10.5 cm). Publisher's printed wrappers; 32 pp. Very good. This pamphlet reproduces the (slightly abridged) stenographic report of the first parliamentary meeting of the free Czechoslovak National Assembly in November of 1918, after it had formally proclaimed independence..... More

[Germany], 1815. Small octavo (16.6 × 10.2 cm). Contemporary blue card boards pasted over with light pink paper wrapper; manuscript title to spine ("Der Gasthof"); 102 leaves of manuscript in brown ink to rectos and versos, in a neat Kurrent hand, with occasional corrections and one case of self-censorship in..... More

Various formats, inquire for a complete list. Gurgen Grigor’evich Sevak (1904–1981) was a Georgian-born Soviet Armenian linguist and Esperantist. His enduring fascination with the constructed language began in 1921, when he was still based in Tbilisi and took a course with retired general A. P. Andreev. He embarked on giving..... More

Berlin: [Nachrichtenstelle für den Orient], 1916. Folio (47 × 32 cm). Single bifolium lithographed to recto and verso; [4] pp. Decorative header in Arabic, printed title in German, contents lithographed in Russian. Horizontal crease; some foxing and toning to edges; else very good. A rare document of the multi-lingual output..... 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

St. Petersburg: Studio of Adolf Otsup, 1902. Original albumen print, 10.5 × 6.5 cm, mounted on card and inscribed to verso. Carte-de-visite photograph of Ivan Trofimovich Riabinin (1833–1910), a peasant from the Olonets Governorate in Russia’s North-West. Both Ivan Trofimovich and his father, Trofim Grigor’evich Riabinin, were part of a...... More