Stoite! Opomnites’! Strasti umer’te! SPID – kak chuma! Kak dykhanie smerti [i.e. Stop! Wake Up! Temper Passions! AIDS Is Like Plague! Like Death Breath!] / Drawing by V. Zhelobinskii, verses by V. Shumilina. Moscow: Khudozhnik RSFSR, [late 1980s]. 44x33 cm. Very good, stamp erased on rear side. DoSPIDania! [i.e...... More

N.p.: Izdanie Prom. T-va N/V. I. Imsha i Ko., [1920s]. 71x54 cm. One of 3000 copies. Photomontage poster advertising Imsha brand cream, soap, face powder, nail polish and lipstick manufactured in the USA and imported into the Soviet Union. Most likely, it was printed in the NEP period, hinting..... More

Moscow, [1924]. 70x55 cm. Fragment of upper edge lost (text affected), faded stains from glue around tears repaired, edges chipped. Otherwise good. Rare survival of the time. One of 1100 copies. Fragile advertisement poster for lectures given by a notable and recognized neurologist in the Polytechnic Museum in Moscow..... More

Riga: Tipografiia R. Ruetz, n.d. 90x56 cm. Tears of edges, faded strip in lower part, otherwise mint. Rare. In Latvian and Russian. An early 1920s movie poster released by a Riga theater. The movie theater ‘Moulin Rouge’ was renamed from ‘Ziemeļpols’ in the 1910s and worked until 1926..... More

Kyiv: Vyshcha shkola, 1974. 88x58,3 cm. Near fine. Design by I. Eshenko. This Ukrainian poster from a print series “Sportivnye igry” [Sports Games] features illustrative instructions to field handball. It contains images of basic options for catching and throwing a ball, actions of a goalkeeper and a scheme of..... More

Moscow; Leningrad: Gosudarstvennoe izdatel’stvo, 1930. 73x52 cm. Backed on oversized cloth (78,5x57,5 cm). Very good. One of 8000 copies produced. Very rare poster of the Soviet industrialization period. It called to subscribe to a magazine ‘Industrial’nyi kozhevnik’ [Industrial Tanner]. The periodical came out biweekly during a short period, in..... More

Kharkiv: Vydannia Ukrzhytlospilky, 1930. 52x37,5 cm. Backed, corners and minor fragment of edge restored, otherwise near fine. One of 2000 copies produced. In Ukrainian. Subscription advertising poster for the newspaper ‘Za novyi pobut”, the organ of All-Ukrainian Association of Housing Cooperation. The periodical came out in 1930-1935. Its design..... More

Kharkiv: Tsentral’naia tipografiia Dreishpulia, [1909-1910]. 8 pp.: ill. 35x27,5 cm. Tear of spine and some minor tears of edges, otherwise mint. In Russian. Extremely rare pre-revolutionary ad. It is a well-illustrated brochure promoting an enterprise owned by Anatoly Feliksovich Verner (?-1910), a professional photographer, a member of the Imperial..... More

Moscow: Izd. Soyuzpishchepromreklamy NKPP SSSR, [1950s]. 59x42,5 cm. Creases and small tears restored, otherwise mint. Poster was created by master of industrial design Alexander Pobedinsky (1904-1979). He studied at the Higher Artistic and Technical Institute (1926-1929), then at the Moscow Textile Institute (1929-1931). In the 1930s, Pobedinsky worked at..... More

[Late 19th century]. 65x88,5cm. Some tears of edges, vertical crease in center with small hole, small fragment of right edge lost. Handwritten note “303. Mamaevo poboishche” citing to Rovinsky’s reference book listing an early lubok on the same event. Otherwise very good. A lithographic lubok on a popular historical..... More

Moscow: Doloi negramotnost’, [1924-1927]. 68x52,5 cm. Very good, small tears along creases. One of 4000 copies. A supplement for a magazine ‘Club’. The society ‘Doloi negramotnost’ [Down with Illiteracy] was founded in 1924. Its publishing house was active for three years, releasing brochures and prints for the likbez campaign..... More

Oryol: Tipografiia “Trud”, [1965-70s]. 56x37,5 cm. Small fragment of lower edge and tears restored. Very good. Very rare colorful provincial print. One of 300 copies. Soviet watch production was launched in the 1930s. Two American bankrupts ‘Duber Hempton’ and ‘Ansonia’ were sold to the USSR and there turned..... More

Moscow: Reklamfilm, 1987. 86,5x55 cm. Fine. In this year the film by Fellini was widely distributed in Soviet cinemas for the first time. More