Jersey City, N.J.: Svoboda press, 1936. XVI, 752 pp.: ill. 26,5x19 cm. In original full cloth with gilt lettering and design. Covers slightly rubbed, otherwise very good. Text mostly in Ukrainian, with some English. This edition first collected comprehensive data on Ukrainian immigration to the USA. It was based..... More

Kiev: Vidannia Kievs’koi mis’kradi, 1932. [2], 168 pp. 21,5x30,5 cm. In original illustrated cardboards; photomontage endpapers. Covers restored, some soiling occasionally, otherwise very good. First and only edition. One of 1200 copies. Constructivist mock-up was produced by V. Adrievich, M. Babat, Ia. Daneliak, E. Timoshkin. Photographs were provided by F...... More

Kiev: Spilka revoliutsiinykh pysmennykiv “Z.U.”, 1928. 26, XXXIV, [2] pp. 26,5x18 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Covers restored, otherwise near fine. Extremely rare almanac of the literary group ‘Zakhidna Ukraina’ [i.e. Western Ukraine], an organization that operated in 1925-1933. All members of the group were arrested and executed by..... More

[Zhytomyr]: Gosudarstvennoe izdatel’stvo Ukrainy, 1925. 201 pp.: scheme. 22x15 cm. In contemporary cloth with original covers mounted above. Various pre-war stamps and marks of Transcaucasian University on t.p., p. 9, 185 and a paper sticker on the front cover. Covers rubbed, a small spot on the upper edge throughout the..... More

Kharkiv: Ukrains’kyi robitnyk, 1931. 32 pp.: ill. 26x18 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Pale water stains on the outer edge of the first and last leaves, otherwise very good. One of 10,000 copies. In Ukrainian. Very rare. An issue of the mass illustrated magazine of cultural life..... More

[Ukraine, late 19th c.]. 44х34,5 cm. Steel engraving. Very good, a few tears. Text in simplified Ukrainian. An example of antisemitic anecdote printed for the folk in the form of lubok. The text tells the story of the Jewish seller who came to the nobleman to sell some..... More

Lot of two items that belonged to German Poleshchuk, Ukrainian cinema technician in Odessa in 1920s: 1. Handmade album of frames from silent films. [Odessa, 1920s]. [70 pp.] 2242 individual frames. 21х15 cm (album), 2x3,5 cm (each frame). Handmade cardboard binding. Poleshchuk was working in one of Odessa’s..... More

[Moscow, 1928]. 32 pp.: ill. 26x18 cm. In publisher’s constructivist wrappers. Very good. Soiling and spots on rubbed wrappers, tears of the spine, inscription on the verso of the front cover (pencil). First and only edition. One of 3000 copies. Very rare. Wrapper design by E. Mel’nikova. A very..... More

Odessa: Provesen’, 1929. 56 pp.: ill. 22,5x17,5 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Spine and front cover restored, some foxing on p.1, otherwise near fine and uncut. One of 1000 copies. Extremely rare. A little-known and short-lived magazine ‘Blysky’ that flashed in the history of Ukrainian literature by only four..... More

Kyiv: Vufku, 1928. 52 pp.: ill. 26x17.5 cm. In the original publisher’s wrappers. Tears of the spine and extremities, worn, decompressed Ukrainian library stamps and inventory numbers on the title-page, p.17, soiled wrappers. Otherwise good. Scarce. First edition. 1 of 5,000 copies. Text in Ukrainian and French. With numerous black..... More