Moscow: published by the association of the revolutionary artists; Transpechat, 1925. 42 pp.: ill. 25,5x35 cm. One of 1500 copies. Original illustrated wrappers showing the chaotic collection of skulls and the letterpress design in golden and black over the skulls. The spine is neatly restored. Otherwise in a very good..... More

Kiev: 1917. [1], 128 pp.: music. 8vo. Original publisher's wrappers. Lithographed edition. Spine rubbed with small tears, wrappers is unattached to the text, some creases to the covers. First edition of the first collection. Scarce. Lesya Ukrainka (1871-1913) was a Ukrainian writer, translator, civil activist. Besides poetry and journalism..... More

Petrograd: Pechatnyi dvor, 1922. 12 pp. 15x11 cm. Issued without wrappers. With pencil markings on the first and last pages, Soviet bookshop’s stamps on the p.12. Otherwise near fine. Extremely rare ephemera. One of 1000 copies. This art show opened in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) with 180 works by art..... 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

Leningrad: o-vo “Krug khudozhnikov”, 1929. 12 pp. 17x13 cm. In original printed illustrated wrappers. Good, tears and creases of the wrappers, most of the text block is detached, unprofessional restoration of the spine (inner side) and small tear of the rear wrapper, a few small tears of the lower margin..... More

Moscow: 1919. 16 pp. 17x12 cm. Without covers as issued. Fine, pencil notes on the last page. Very rare. This catalogue was published for the 2nd exhibition held by the Moscow repository of contemporary art which was held in 1919 in Moscow in the former K. Lemercier Art..... More

1. Panorama Du Fleuve [i.e. Down the River]. Paris: Flammarion, 1937. 2. Panorama De La Montagne [i.e. Up the Mountain]. Paris: Flammarion, 1938. 3. Panorama De La Côte [i.e. Along the Coast]. Paris: Flammarion, 1938. Each book is a continuous, accordion-folded strip with text and monochrome illustrations..... More

Moscow: Tip. gazety “Pravda”, 1931-1932. 22 issues (#1-12 for 1931; #1-10 for 1932). Ca. 30,5x22 cm. Every issue in original illustrated wrappers. Very good. Some soiling and rubbing, a few small tears of spines, few pencil underlinings. Complete set of the title. Very rare. The magazine was issued..... More

A two-volume collection of Joseph Stalin’s works. 1: Stalin, J. Ob osnovakh leninizma: Lektsii, chitannye v Sverdlovskom universitete v nachale aprelia 1924 goda [i.e. On the Basis of Leninism: Lectures Given at the Sverdlovsk University in Early April 1924]. M.: Partizdat, 1934. 264 pp., 1 portrait. 2: Stalin, J. K...... More

Moscow: 1934. #1-12. 29,5x21 cm (case 31x22,5 cm). Every issue in illustrated publisher’s wrappers. In publisher’s folder with lettering of the title and year. Near fine. Folder is rubbed and straps are cut off, every issue with Soviet bookshop’s stamp on the back cover. The importance of this year..... More

Moscow: Institut izobrazitel’noi statistiki sov. str-va i khoz-va TsUNKhU Gosplana SSSR, 1938. [234] leaves (including fold-out and small format): ill. 34,5x34,5 cm. In original blue cloth with blind lettering and blind embossed images of the Kremlin tower and the Palace of Soviets on the front cover. Illustrated endpapers. Very good..... More

Moscow: Izdatel’stvo redaktsii «Pravdy» i Partizdata TsK VKP(b), 1935. [8], 157 pp.: ill., 24 ills. (some folding), 2 miniature pennants. 36x27 cm. In original velour binding with silver lettering and the image of an airplane on the front cover and silver lettering on the spine; in original cloth case. Illustrated..... More

Lviv: Vidannia A.N.U.M., 1932. 32, [2] pp., 16 ill., 20 pp. ads. In original constructivist wrappers. Covers and first two leaves restored, ink note on p.5, otherwise very good. First and only edition. Design was made by Ukrainian avant-garde artist Pavlo Kovzhun (1896-1939). He stood at the forefront of Polish..... More