Leningrad: Izdatel’stvo Instituta Narodov Severa TsIK SSSR, 1934. VIII, 199 pp.: ill., 1 ill. 26,5 × 18 cm. In original printed wrappers. Spine and cover corners restored. First Russian edition of the last work by Lewis H. Morgan. One of 4000 copies. The book was published as the second..... More

Moscow: Moskovskii rabochii, 1922. 392 pp. 24x16 cm. In original printed wrappers. Spine slightly chipped, marks on front cover, stamp of private library on t.p., otherwise very good and clean. First and only Russian edition of Richard Pettigrew’s ‘Triumphant Plutocracy: The Story of American Public Life from 1870 to 1920’..... More

Detroit, 1931. 176 pp. 27x20. In original illustrated wrappers. Tears of spine, stains, good inside. Special issue of a periodical of Russian anarchists in Detroit, edited by M. Rubezhanin. The edition was published in 1927–1939, then it was merged with “Delo truda”, published by G. Maksimov. This issue..... More

Leningrad: Mysl’, 1925. 232 pp. 17,5x13 cm. In original publisher’s illustrated wrappers. Front wrapper slightly worn, a vertical fold mark on the front wrapper, but otherwise near fine. Scarce. 1 of 8,000 copies. Text in Russian. Original printed in 1914. Translated from English by Nadezhda Vol’pin (1900-1998), a...... More

Moscow; Petrograd: Giz, 1923. 202 pp. 18,1x13,3 cm. Owner’s cloth binding with original wrappers preserved. A label, indicating “Kunstverlag Olga Diakow & Co, Berlin” (a Russian publishing house in Germany, active from 1898 to 1930s) and a Berlin library with inventory number, mounted on both boards. Binding rubbed, pencil inscriptions..... More

Moscow: Nauka, 1974. 348 pp.: ill. 22×15 cm. In original full cloth with colored lettering and illustration. Fine. First and only edition. One of 4500 copies. Cover design by A. Kovrizhkin. The monograph is written by Julia Petrova-Averkieva (1907–1980), the leading Soviet anthropologist of North American Indians and a...... More

St. Petersburg: Slaviya-Interbuk, 1993. 160 pp.: ill. 27,5x21,5 cm. ISBN 5-7664-0879-X. First and only edition. The catalogue is dedicated to the exhibition, held at the Hermitage museum, commemorating the 500th anniversary of Columbus’ discovery. The items shown originated from the collections of the Hermitage and Russian National..... More

Moscow: Detgiz, 1956. 96 pp., ill. Original card boards and dust-wrapper.
 The dust-wrapper and the frontispiece by Mark Klyatchko (1924-2000), design of the book by Solomon Telingater. Very good, edges of the dust wrapper are rubbed and backed with tape in several places, pen marks on the front page... More

St. Petersburg: Tip. t-va ''Obshchestvennaya pol'za'', 1907. X, [2], 275 pp. 23x16 cm. Original wrappers. Uncut copy. Very good. Few tears of the spine, lacking small piece from the top of the spine. First Russian edition. Morris Hillquit (1869–1933) was a founder and leader of the Socialist Party..... More

[New York]: Rabocheye knigoizdatel'stvo, 1912. 64 pp. 13.8x20.4 cm. Loss of the pieces of the spine, tears to the wrappers. Otherwise good. Scarce. First edition. A short story about Lipochka Popovna, the daughter of a priest, who becomes a victim of the Tsarist regime. The story was written..... More

Moscow: Gos. izdatel’stvo geograficheskoi literatury, 1961. 840 pp.: ill. 25x15,5 cm. In original illustrated cloth with lettering on the spine; colored head, in original illustrated dust jacket. Tiny tears of the dust jacket, few small spots on the fore edge, pen inscription on the blank leaf, otherwise near fine... More

Leningrad: Izdanie avtora, [1920s]. 4 pp.: music score. 36x27,5 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Tears of edges, corners chipped, some pale water stains, two Leningrad and Tbilisi bookstore stamps on back cover, otherwise good. One of 1000 copies. An early Soviet sheet music brochure with an excellent cover design..... More

Moscow: izd-vo, 1949 (Tip. im. Timoshenko). 64 pp.: ill. 14.3x10.9 cm. In original publisher’s illustrated wrappers. Fine condition. Scarce. First and only edition. Edited by V. Panov. Translated from English by Soviet writer and translator Yuri Smirnov (1914-1987). Front wrapper and 7 black-and-white illustrations throughout by Petr Pinkisevich (1925-2004)..... More