Beijing: Rong Bao Zhai (Jung Pao Chai Hsin Chi), 1950. Quarto (29.7 × 20.7 cm). Original blue silk folder with mounted color woodcut title label; 16 color woodcut prints. The introductory text leaf is only included in photocopy; a small number of woodcut sheets with slight foxing, mostly outside the..... More

Palmae [i.e. Palma de Mallorca]: In Typographia Regia, 1798. Small octavo (14.3 × 9.2 cm). Contemporary mottled calf with gilt tooling to spine; marbled endpapers; edges red; 112, [3] pp. with a woodcut frontispiece (an early example of the iconography of the Sacred Heart, before it became widely used in..... More

Nuremberg and Schwaz: Hieronymus Höltzel printed for Caspar Rosenthaler, 1512. Octavo (20 × 15.3 cm). Modern crushed morocco over five raised bands and with gold-embossed title to spine; [212] pp. with 57 woodcuts from 51 blocks by Wolf Traut. Front pastedown with exlibris of collector and cultural patron Renate König;..... More

Montreal: Editions Gilles Gheerbrant, 1972. Large folio (52.5 × 39.5 cm). Original printed cloth portfolio; title page, 2 leaves with the preface in English and French, six signed color screen prints on thicker paper, each with a glassine sheet and inserted in a bifolium, each printed on the front with..... More

The Hague: Haags Gemeentemuseum, [1967]. Octavo (21 × 21 cm). Original printed plastic wrappers (twice-folded with two panels); 6 transparent plastic leaves with silkscreen design in red, white, and black, and 2 transparent text leaves with (biographical) information printed in black. Unfortunately, the screen prints are often stuck together or..... More

[Munich-Ottobrunn: Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm GmbH], 1972. Square quarto (34 × 34 cm). Original printed laminated boards; 160 pp. with over 130 full-page reproductions of computer graphics as well as some examples of applied technical graphics of aircraft development and road planning. With 10 separate color screen prints by Frank Böttger, Sylvia Roubaud..... More