Prague: Litera X [Francouzské velvyslanectví], 1946. Octavo (21 × 13.3 cm). Original photo-illustrated pictorial wrappers; [28] pp. Illustrated with photographs and photo-montages, some printed in black and red. Very good or better, in protective mylar. Rare catalog for an exhibition on the crimes and atrocities committed by the Nazis throughout..... More

Kyiv: Instytut Obrazotvorchoi Statystyky pry RNK USRR [Institute for Visual Statistics of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Ukrainian SSR], 1935. Oblong quarto (25 × 38.5 cm). Beige cloth, decoratively embossed and printed in red and gold, with cord binding; in original printed paper-covered slipcase; [14] leaves including title..... More

Brno: Klub průmyslového uměni (Arch. ing. S. Střelec and A. Fuchs), 1937–1938. Quartos (29.5 × 20.8 cm). Original staple-stitched photo-illustrated card wrappers; 16 and 16, [VIII] pp. Illustrated with photographs, some full page, chiefly showing fabric design by Drahomíra Fuchsová and various interior views. Very good, save for rust to..... More

Moscow–Berlin: Mezhrabpom, 1924. Octavo (17 × 11.5 cm). Original pictorial wrappers with a photomontage design by Petr Galadzhev; XXV, 117 pp. With one map. About very good; light wear to wrapper edges and spine extremities. Early Soviet fascination with Western industrialization is captured in the unattributed Constructivist wrapper design of..... More

Buenos Aires: CAyC, June 28, 1971 until September 23, 1977. Quartos (27.3 × 22 cm). Single leaves on variously colored stock, printed mostly to rectos, often with photographs and reproductions. Very good issues. With: 3 brochures by CAyC (ca. 20.1 × 10 cm), 24 pp. each, and 3 leaflets (43.5..... More

Prague: Československé ústředí knižní kultury v nakl. Orbis, 1964–1965. Small quartos (30 × 21 cm and 26 × 20 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; ca. 33–48 pp. per issue (consecutive pagination). Numerous illustrations, some in color. Summaries in Russian, English, French, and German. A few issues with minor wear to..... More

Leningrad: self-published (tip. Akademii iskusstv), 1928. Octavo (24.5 × 18 cm). Original pictorial card wrappers; 47, [1] pp. With forty-nine woodcut illustrations. Very good; in protective mylar. First and only edition of this monograph on Solomon Iudovin (or Yudovin, 1892–1954), an important Soviet Jewish artist originally from near Vitebsk, in..... More

Berlin: self-published, 1978–80. Quartos (29.5 × 20.5 cm). Original staple-stitched pictorial wrappers; DIN A4 format, offset printed; 26–52 pp. each. One issue (no. 2) with punchholes to left margin; else very good or better. Complete run, including one supplement, of this anarchist journal, which was founded in response to the..... More

Prague: V komisi Ustř. studentského knihkupectví a nakladatelství, 1925. Octavo (19.5 × 15 cm). Original decorative wrappers; [5] pp., [10] leaves of black-and-white reproductions, [3] pp. of text. Very good. With a three-page introduction by artist and writer Josef Čapek, followed by ten reproductions of work by Matoušek (1901–1961), one..... More

Prague: F. J. Müller, 1931. Small octavo (21.5 × 12.5 cm). Original blind orange wrappers in original glassine wrapper; [5] pp. and [1] leaf. Printed on laid paper, bound Japanese-style with folded leaves. Color frontis, hand-colored by Toyen. Very good. Rare promotional brochure (prospectus) for this translation of the Old..... More

Warsaw: Galeria "Krzywe Koło", 1961. Square octavo (24 × 24.5 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; loosely inserted sheet, once folded, with list of 26 images and colophon to inside; followed by original goffrage print mounted to card stock; folded sheet with tipped-in portrait and ink inscription by Stażewski, containing introduction in..... More

Ulrichs. Hannover: self-published, 1967. Quarto (29.8 × 21 cm). Original stapled-stitched pictorial wrappers; [23] leaves with concrete poetry, documentary and biographical material, hectographed texts and numerous illustrations. Very good. Complete copy of the first and only edition of the very rare artist's book. As of January 2024, OCLC lists 2..... More

Ve Vršovicích (Vršovice, Prague): self-published, 1926. Folio (32 × 31 cm). Later full tan calf in cloth chemise, bound by Jana Náprstková, preserving the blue pictorial wrappers at rear; top edge gilt; [29] leaves of thick wave paper from the Eggerth paper manufacture in Prášily; 40, [13] pp. Text letterpress-printed..... More