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[1; 2:] [S.l. (Lyons?)]; [3:] Paris: [1; 2:] [S.n. (Pierre de Tours?)]; [3:] Adam Saulnier, 1542. First edition of the first two books of "La vie de Gargantua et de Pantagruel" together, second of the authoritative text of both. Bound together with the first edition of François Habert's "Le songe de Pantagruel" and a woodcut portrait of Rabelais. In seventeenth-century red morocco, covers gilt-panelled "Au Semè" binding, consisting of interweaving double, mirrored "D" and an "S", probably the monogram of Dominique Séguier (1593-1659; Bishop of Auxerre and Meaux). Spine with four raised bands, the compartments decorated the same as the panels. Board edges and turn-ins gilt. Marbled endpapers renewed in the nineteenth-century. Some wear to joints and extremities. Seven leaves bound to the front, of which four with notes by five different later hands, and six blank leaves bound to the end, that precedes a woodcut portrait of Rabelais on a smaller leaf. Some copies contain the ten-page… Read More

Kecskemet, 1851. In later cloth. In very good condition. In later cloth. 105 p. First Hungarian edition.

Paris: Galerie Simon, 1926. First edition. One of the 10 copies numbered with Roman number. In original illustrated paper. Almost mint condition.. Illustrated with 5 original lithographs by Juan Gris, one on the cover and 4 outside the text.. Illustrated with 5 original lithographs by Juan Gris, one on the cover and 4 outside the text. First edition. One of the 10 copies numbered with Roman number. In original illustrated paper. The Cubist painter Juan Gris "repeated Radiguet's image of Venus rising from the sea for the cover lithograph, but drew four still-life lithographs in his late Cubist style to embellish the interior of the book" (Stein, p. 66). Denise is one of five books Gris illustrated for his dealer. Kahnweiler.References: Artist & the Book 127; Chapon Kahnweiler p. 185; Rauch 101; Stein 83.

Budapest: Hungária, 1942. First edition. With 12 illustrations in color. In publisher's wrappers. Tanned. In fine condition. // Első kiadás. Kiadói papírkötésben. 12 színes illusztrációval. Kiváló állapotú példány.. First edition. With 12 illustrations in color. In publisher's wrappers. [12] p. The most scarce publication by Miklós Radnóti. The calendar includes twelve short, illustrated poems, one for each month. Radnóti Miklós legritkább kötete. A Naptár az év tizenkét hónapját átölelő, színes rajzzal illusztrált, rövid versből áll. .

Budapest: Gyarmati, 1934. First edition. In original wrappers. In very good condition. First edition. In original wrappers. 24 p. Published in 500. copy. A very nice book of poems by the Hungarian poet, illustrated with stunning full page linocuts.

Budapest: Kortárs, 1930. First edition. Limited. Signed by the author and the illustrator. Three illustrations by Vilmos Túri-Tauber. In publisher's wrapping. Slightly chipped at extremities. Unopened. In very good condition. // Első kiadás. Számozott, merített papíron. A szerző és az illusztrátor dedikációjával. Kiadói papirkötésben. Túri-Tauber Vilmos három illusztrációjával. 48 p. Lapszélek enyhén töredezettek. Felvágatlan példány. Nagyon jó állapotú.. First edition. Limited. Signed by the author and the illustrator. Three illustrations by Vilmos Túri-Tauber. In publisher's wrapping. 48 p. Signed, numbered first edition of Miklós Radnóti's first collection of poems. From the estate of the author's widow, Fanni Gyarmati. Radnóti Miklós legelső verseskötetének aláírt, számozott első kiadása. Felesége, Gyarmati Fanni hagyatékából. .

Budapest: Nyugat, 1936. First edition. In publisher's wrappers. Creased at extremities. Unopened. In fine condition. // Első kiadás. Kiadói papírkötésben. 45 [3] p. Lapszélek töredezettek. Felvágatlan. Kiváló állapotú példány.. First edition. In publisher's wrappers. 45 [3] p. First edition of Miklós Radnóti's sixth collection of poems. From his widow's, Fanni Gyarmati's estate. Radnóti Miklós hatodik verseskötetének első kiadása, Gyarmati Fanni hagyatékából. .

Budapest: Kortárs, 1930. First edition. Limited, numbered up to 500. In publisher's wrapping. Slightly chipped at extremities. Unopened. In very good condition. // Első kiadás. Számozott. Kiadói papirkötésben. 48 p. Lapszélek enyhén töredezettek. Felvágatlan példány. Nagyon jó állapotú.. First edition. Limited, numbered up to 500. In publisher's wrapping. 48 p. Limited first edition of Miklós Radnóti's first collection of poems. From the estate of the author's widow, Fanni Gyarmati. Radnóti Miklós legelső verseskötetének számozott első kiadása. Felesége, Gyarmati Fanni hagyatékából. .

Szeged: Szegedi Fiatalok Művészeti Kollégiuma, 1934. In publisher's illustrated wrappers, designed by György Budai. Artistically restored. In very good condition. // Kiadói, Buday György által tervezett, illusztrált papírborítóban. 104 p. Restaurálva.. In publisher's illustrated wrappers, designed by György Budai. 104 p. Miklós Radnóti's humanities doctoral dissertation on Margit Kaffka's art. Radnóti bölcsészdoktori értekezésének második kiadása. .

Budapest: Fiatal Magyarország kiadása, 1941. First edition. Estate of Fanni Gyarmati. In publisher's wrappers. Unopened. Cover chipped. P. 27-33 torn with loss. Altogether in very good condition. // Első kiadás. Kiadói papírkötésben. 49 [7] p. Felvágatlan példány. A borító szélein kissé töredezett. 27-33. oldal lapszélei szakadtak. Nagyon jó állapotú példány. First edition. Estate of Fanni Gyarmati. In publisher's wrappers. 49 [7] p. First edition of Radnóti's poems from his widow's, Fanni Gyarmati's estate. Radnóti verseskötetének első kiadása, özvegye, Gyarmati Fanni hagyatékából. .

Szeged: Szegedi Fiatalok Művészeti Kollégiuma, 1935. First edition. With 7 woodcut illustrations by György Buday. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. Creased at extremities. Untrimmed. In very good condition. // Első kiadás. Kiadói, illusztrált papírkötésben. Buday György hét fametszetével illusztrálva. 47 [1]. Lapszélek kissé gyűröttek. Nagyon jó állapotú példány.. First edition. With 7 woodcut illustrations by György Buday. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. 47 [1] p. First edition of Radnóti's work, illustrated by his friend, Gyögy Buday, graphic artist. Radnóti kötetének első kiadása, barátja, Buday György grafikus és könyvművész fametszeteivel. .

Budapest: Raith Tivadar (Arany János irodalmi és nyomdai műintézet), 1926. First edition. In publisher's wrappers. Extremities slightly chipped. Overall in very good condition.. With illustrated cover, and with a reproduction of Munch's "The Scream".. With illustrated cover, and with a reproduction of Munch's "The Scream". First edition. In publisher's wrappers. (1), 60-69, (1) p. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. This issue contains mostly literary works by Hungarian avant-garde artist, also an essay about Zoltán Kodály's operas and a reproduction of Munch's "The Scream". .

Budapest, 1922. In original paper. In almost fine condition.. Illustration by Farkas Molnar and Janos Gyorgy Simon. Illustration by Farkas Molnar and Janos Gyorgy Simon. In original paper. 20 p. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. There is translation of an Ivan Goll text.

Paris: Maxime Ferenczi, 1914. First edition. One of the 50 numbered and signed copy. Inscribed to Szilard Detere, Hungarian painter. In original paper. Very nice condition. Small dirt on the cover.. 4 original woodcuts by Ernst Kempter (2) and Aloys Ludwig Wach (2), the woodcuts are signed.. 4 original woodcuts by Ernst Kempter (2) and Aloys Ludwig Wach (2), the woodcuts are signed. First edition. One of the 50 numbered and signed copy. Inscribed to Szilard Detere, Hungarian painter. In original paper. 24 p. Prose poems, the first book of Raith, an important figure in the Hungarian Avant-garde, who made the earliest translations of Apollinaire (published in the first issue of "Tett"), and whose 1916 "Páris, Liège, Trencsényteplic" (also in "Tett") is now thought to be a source for Kassák's greatest poem. The woodcuts by the Swiss-born Kempter, whose work later appeared in "Das Kunstfenster," among other places, are especially striking. Prints by Aloys Ludwig Wachlmayr (later called Aloys Ludwig… Read More

Budapest: Tivadar Raith (Arany János nyomdai rt.), 1926. First edition. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. Extremities and spine chipped. Overall in fine condition.. Linocut on cover by Jenő Gábor. With reproductions of a work by József Csáky and József Egry.. Linocut on cover by Jenő Gábor. With reproductions of a work by József Csáky and József Egry. First edition. In publisher's illustrated wrappers. 29-36 p. and 1 plate. A special number contains writings by French writers. Magyar Írás was a Hungarian avant-garde, leftist review of art, edited by Tivadar Raith between 1921 and 1927. Contains a foreword by Tivadar Raith that followed by short writings about Europe by French writers, among them Jean Cocteau, Henry Barbusse, Jean Cassou and Léon Werth. Also some literary works of Hungarian avant-garde poets and writers, and a plate with reproductions of József Csáky's drawing and József Egry's painting. .

Budapest: Magyar Irás (Kisfaludy-nyomda), 1922. First edition. In publisher's half leather with gilt title on spine. The original, illustrated wrapper bound into. Numbered (16/200 of 600), signed by the author. Binding slightly worn at edges. Otherwise in fine condition.. With 8 full page illustrations by Erzsébet Csöre. The publisher's logo and the illustration on the title page by Lajos Csabai Ékes.. With 8 full page illustrations by Erzsébet Csöre. The publisher's logo and the illustration on the title page by Lajos Csabai Ékes. First edition. In publisher's half leather with gilt title on spine. The original, illustrated wrapper bound into. Numbered (16/200 of 600), signed by the author. (64) p. Prose poems by Tivadar Raith (1893-1953), an important figure in the Hungarian Avant-garde, who made the earliest translations of Apollinaire. Between 1921 and 1927 he ran "Magyar Írás", a magazine for modern literature and art. Erzsébet Csöre (1896-?) was a Hungarian expressionist graphic… Read More

Paris (Békéscsaba): Maxime Ferenczi (Tevan), 1914. First edition. In original illustrated soft cover. In fine condition.. 4 original woodcuts by Ernst Kempter (2) and Aloys Ludwig Wach (2).. 4 original woodcuts by Ernst Kempter (2) and Aloys Ludwig Wach (2). First edition. In original illustrated soft cover. 24 p. Prose poems, the first book of Raith, an important figure in the Hungarian Avant-garde, who made the earliest translations of Apollinaire (published in the first issue of "Tett"), and whose 1916 "Páris, Liège, Trencsényteplic" (also in "Tett") is now thought to be a source for Kassák's greatest poem. The woodcuts by the Swiss-born Kempter, whose work later appeared in "Das Kunstfenster," among other places, are especially striking. Prints by Aloys Ludwig Wachlmayr (later called Aloys Ludwig Wach, and here called Louis Marion Wachlmeier) were published in "Der Sturm," "Der Weg," and "Das Kunstblatt" often in the service of revolution. In "Alkonyi szimfónia" one finds a perfect… Read More

Paris: L'Aueur; La Veuve Boivin; M. Le Clair, 1739. First edition. In contemporary leather. Gilt spine and edges. Title vignette on spine. Panels blind ruled. Tinted edges. Front free endpaper creased, upper outer corner torn. Prices on the title page canceled and corrected in contemporary ink. Contemporary ownership inscription covered by mounted paper on title page and p. 1. Light foxing, spots occasionally. Binding rubbed, somewhat worn at the extremities, corners bumped. Overall in very good condition.. First edition. In contemporary leather. Gilt spine and edges. Title vignette on spine. Paris: L'Aueur; La Veuve Boivin; M. Le Clair, 1739. [4] 107 [1 (blank)] 97-116 2e/105-2e/110 117-181 [1 (blank)] p. First edition of Rameau's celebrated opéra-ballet Les Fêtes d'Hébé. Les Fêtes d'Hébé was Rameau's fourth work for the stage, second opera-ballet, and one of his most popular works, premiered at the Paris Opéra on 21 May 1739, performed eighty times just in its first year, and over… Read More

Budapest: Novák Rudolf és Társa, 1928. First Hungarian edition. In original cloth. Worn. In good condition. First Hungarian edition. In original cloth. 152 p.

Budapest, 1944. One page, folded, with the seal of the Royal Swedish Embassy, signed by the head of department and Raoul Wallenberg.. 1 p. 21 x 30 cm. Typewritten letter from the Royal Swedish Embassy granting a protective passport to Dr. Elemér Weinberger, born Viktória Robitschek, resident of Budapest. Raoul Wallenberg's signature in pencil in the lower left corner. This passport was addressed to the Army's Women's Work Squadron. Presumably, the beneficiary survived the Holocaust thanks to the letter of protection. Dr. Weinberger Elemérné Robitschek Viktória Irma (1904-1976) came from a Czech Jewish family (her father Sigmund Robitschek [1862-?] and mother Berta Milrad [1866-1921] were born in Kutná Hora). Her husband, Dr. Elemér Weinberger (1893-1961), was a lawyer, in 1928 he was a member of the board of the Textor Cloth Factory in Budapest, and in 1946 he changed his name to Vikár. His name entered the news in 1932, because he recognized József Engel, a fugitive document forger who… Read More