Oblong Quarto (ca. 18,5x24 cm). pp. Thirty-four gelatin silver prints mounted on recto of card stock leaves, images ca. 12x17 cm (4 ¾ x 6 ¾ in) or slightly smaller. About a dozen with later ink captions on the mounts in Russian. Original beige full cloth album with a painted..... More

Tbilisi: tipografia Esperanto, 1914. 32 pp. 15x22.5 cm. In original illustrated publisher’s wrappers. Mild stains on the front wrapper, pencil markings throughout the copy. Otherwise in a very good condition. First edition. Scarce. A RARE EVIDENCE OF THE EARLY GEORGIAN FEMINISM. The history of women’s organizations in Georgia..... More

Tbilisi: Tipografiya Pravitel'stva Gruzinskoy Respubliki, 1919. 4, 514 pp. 22,4x15,7 cm. In owner’s contemporary cloth binding. Worn, rubbed edges, inventory number on the fore title, several pages at the front slightly loose, but otherwise in a very good condition. Scarce. First edition. Text in Russian. The first..... More

Tbilisi: elekt’rommbech’davi „shroma“, 1906. 628 pp. 24,3x16,9 cm. In the owner's contemporary binding. Near fine. Extremely rare Georgian imprint. First and only edition. Text in Georgian. The earliest Georgian translation of the Quran, adapted from French by the Georgian publicist and polyglot Petre Mirianashvili (1860-1944) in 1906..... More

Istanbul, 1819. 739 pp. 17x11,5 cm. Original manuscript on paper. In Georgian. In one hand, basic ornamentation. Majority of the first two pages are lost, otherwise in very good condition and complete. Full leather morocco binding. Gilt ornaments on the spine with raised bands and on the covers. Marbled paper..... More

Tbilisi, 1932. 18 pp.: ill. 30,5x21,5 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Very good, spine slightly chipped, ink underlinings. One of 6000 copies. Rare. In Georgian. ‘Drosha’ [Flag] was the main artistic and literary magazine published in Tbilisi from 1923 to 1935. Although initially ‘Drosha’ was a bimonthly periodical..... More

#24 1929; #22 (46) 1930, #24 (48) 1930, #8 (32) 1930; #9 (33) 1930; #16 (40) 1930; #1 (49) 1931 #5, 1932; #13 1932; #3 1933; #9-10 1934; #9-10 1933. Tbilisi, 1929-1934. 18 pp.: ill. 30,5x21,5 cm. In original illustrated wrappers. Mostly good, few spines slightly chipped, underlinings..... More

Collection of 7 issues. N.1,4,10,11.1945;N.5.1946; N.1,3.1947. Tbilisi: komunisti, 1945–1947. Each issue has 18 pages, including the wrappers. 27×20 cm. Print run of the issues 7000 copies. Tears to the spine of the issues 1 (1947) and 1,4 (1945). Occasional soiling, but generally in very good condition for a children’s periodical..... More

Tbilisi: 4th print shop of united publishers, 1923. 32 pp. 29x22 cm. 1 of 3000 copies produced. Original illustrated wrappers by Kirill Zdanevich. Few tears to the spine, otherwise very good and clean. Unrestored. Zdanevich has created one of the most iconic wrappers of Georgian Modernism..... More

Tbilisi: Sp’etsdanishnulebis izoliat’oris (met’ekhis) k’ult’-k’omisiis ga-ma, 1928. 24 pp.: ill. 26x17 cm. In original wrappers with letterpress design. Tears of the spine with small losses, soiling of the covers, water stain on the lower margin throughout the copy, otherwise very good internally. This is a unique survival of..... More

Tbilisi: ZKK VLKSM, 1929 (Tip. "Zarya Vostoka"). 18 pp. 12,6x8,6 cm. 1 of 4,000 copies. In original publisher’s illustrated wrappers. Tears of the spine, mild damp stain in the left margin throughout the copy, 1930s stamp of the former Georgian Book Chamber on the front wrapper, but overall in..... More

Moscow: Novoexport, [ca. 1960s-1970s]. [68] pp.: ills. 24,5x34 cm. Period binding in textured rubberized material with blind-tooled title and statue of Mother of Georgians on the front board. Five pages detached, but otherwise in a very good condition. A richly illustrated photobook showcasing the traditional crafts of Soviet Georgia..... More

Tbilisi: Gos. izd-vo SSRG, 1930. 61, [3] pp.: ill. 17.9x13 cm. In original illustrated publisher’s wrappers. Wrappers laminated. Near fine. Loss of the tiny piece of the title-page. Scarce. First edition. With black-and-white photographs. An interesting booklet dedicated to the first-ever Soviet tour of the Shota Rustaveli State Drama..... More