Search Results: Titles starting with T from Foldvaribooks

Budapest, 1918. In Hungarian. Folded but in good condition.. In Hungarian. The president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is informs Erzherzog Joseph August von Österreich, that the it has included him among its members.

State of New York- Executive Chamber Albany, 1939. Fine conditon. 1 page in frame with a photo of Lehman. « I am just in receipt of your letter of January 14th. As I have previously advised you on several occasions, it is impossible for me to attend the Award of the Albert Einstein Medal for Humanitarian Services to Dr. Thomas Mann, which will take place at the Hotel Astor, January 22nd. I wish that I could be with you, but I have explained the situation to you at length in my two former communications.» Herbert Henry Lehman ( 1878 - 1963) was an American Democratic Party politician from New York. He served from 1933 until 1942 as the 45th Governor of New York and represented New York State in the U.S. Senate from 1949 until 1957.

Paris: Heideloff et Campé (Moessard), 1833. First edition. In original brown paper. Untrimmed. Former owner's entry on title page in pencil. Vignette on spine. Brown ink on edges of the first leaves, no effect on legibility. Occasional light foxing. In good condition.. With numerous statistical charts and one folding plate.. With numerous statistical charts and one folding plate. First edition. In original brown paper. (8°); VIII, 362, (1), [1] p. and 1 folding plate. This book is an analysis of the Russian army by Józef Táński (1805-1888) the Polish officer and journalist, who served in the French Foreign Legion and participated in the Crimean War. At the time of the publication of this work he was in France as a refugee of the November Uprising (Cadet Revolution) the armed rebellion in Poland against the Russian Empire in 1830-1831. In his book Táński describes the system and the hierarchy of the Tsarist military forces, its equipments, tactics and the morale of the soldiers and officers.… Read More

Warszawa: Towarzystwo Hodowli Konia Arabskiego, 1938. First edition. In publisher's blue cloth. Gilt title on front panel. Cover rubbed, stained, with small damage at the spine. Pages yellowed due to aging. Few leaves with wormholes and stains, the loose leaves are moderately chipped at edges, otherwise in very good condition. Overall in good condition.. First edition. In publisher's blue cloth. Gilt title on front panel. 32 leaves (many folding; 2 loose as published). First edition of the first pedigree charts of the pure-bred Polish Arabians. In this book, Edward Skorkowski, the first Secretary of the Arab Horse Breeding Society of Poland, attempted for the first time to record the pedigrees and to give a historical picture of the female lines of the Polish pure-bred Arabian horses of the pre-WWI Polish studs. Skorkowski claims that all pure-bred Polish Arabians are descendants of twenty-four Arabian mares, and describes their origins in the introduction, starting in the 19th century by the… Read More

Budapest (Pápa): Főiskolai könyvnyomda, 1934. First edition. In original paper. First edition. In original paper. 82 p. John von Neumann is among the nominees for corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. One page account of Neumann's scientific achievements and 3 pages of bibliography of his works between 1922-1933.

Balatonfure (Hungary). In nice condition. Loose pages.. 4 p. Sheet music manuscript. Handwritten sheet music of Dr. Sándor Bereczky, written in honor of Rabindranath Tagore. On the back of the cardboard serving as the cover of the sheet music, on the inside, is a photograph of a tree planted by Tagore in Balatonfüred. Dated: 15/15/1931 The image is surrounded by a color ink drawing and explanatory text. Includes: A one-page, typewritten letter in English and Hungarian in which Tagore's personal secretary thanked the poem and stated that he had no objection to its translation and communication into Hungarian.

Budapest: Nyugat (Jókai), 1910. Second edition. In original coloured cloth, designed by Elek Falus. Illustrated flyleaves. In good condition.. Second edition. In original coloured cloth, designed by Elek Falus. Illustrated flyleaves. 135, (1) p. The original script of the film Typhoon that became a worldwide success, and has been adapted to screen twice soon after it was published (1911; 1914). Melchior Lengyel (1880-1974) was a Hungarian writer, dramatist and film screenwriter. He was the author of several scripts for successful Hollywood movies and also the pantomime-grotesque "The Miraculous Mandarin" that inspired the composer Béla Bartók to create a ballet with the same title. He established friendship with Ernst Lubitsch and in the mid-thirties he moved to Hollywood. He was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Writing for the quadruple Oscar nominated Ninotchka (1939), and for Original Story of Lubitsch's "To Be or Not to Be" (1942). In 1960 he returned to Europe and settled down in… Read More

Praha (Prague): Edice Harmonia (Fotopodnik Štork, Aeroretuš), 1927. First edition. One page print. On verso the modernist emblem of Fotopodnik Štork. In very good condition.. Text printed in black on a multi-coloured circle shaped photomontage by Szpyk.. Text printed in black on a multi-coloured circle shaped photomontage by Szpyk. First edition. One page print. On verso the modernist emblem of Fotopodnik Štork. 275 × 380 mm. A "photosynthesis", a combination of photography and poetry by Vilém Szpyk (1902-1939), the Czech avant-garde poet, writer and photographer. A surrealist photomontage composed mostly by women's faces, in the lower part a war scene and a mass, on the left a tank appears, and the composition is crowned with the sun and moon on the top printed in red. This photomontage is overlaid with the poem "Tajemství" (Mystery). Extremely scarce surrealist work. We could trace only one copy in institutional holdings in the Czech Republic. [Ref.: Toman, J.; Primus, Zd.:… Read More

[Tel-Aviv]: [Tel Aviv Municipality], 1952. Original, vintage poster. Text in Hebrew. Color lithograph printed by A Kofman and Co. Artistically restored. Barely noticeable traces of folding. In fine condition.. Original, vintage poster. Text in Hebrew. Color lithograph printed by A Kofman and Co. 625 × 468 mm. Original, vintage advertising poster of the Tel Aviv Municipality, designed by Pesach Irsai. István Irsai (Pesach Ir-Shay or Pesach Irsai; 1896-1968) was a Hungarian-born modernist graphic artist, architect and designer. He made aliyah in 1944 and became famous in Israel for his modernist-constructivist graphic designs and posters. Irsai also designed stage sets in theatres as well as Bauhaus style houses and is also known as the designer of the sans serif Hebrew typeface Haim named after Bialik. .

Budapest: Stephaneum, 1928. In original paper. The cover is dirty, small damage on the cover and title page. Inside in good condition.. In original paper. 78 p.

Paris: The Black Sun Press, 1929. First edition. Limited, one of 500 numbered copies, printed in red and black on Holland Van Gelder Zonen (650 copies altogether). Provenance: the author's grandson's, Stephen James Joyce's bookplate. Illustrated with the famous abstract portrait by Constantin Brâncuși. In publisher's wrappers. In the original gilt leafed cardboard slipcase. Slipcase slightly worn. Spine somewhat worn and stained. Otherwise in fine condition.. First edition. Limited, one of 500 numbered copies, printed in red and black on Holland Van Gelder Zonen (650 copies altogether). Provenance: the author's grandson's, Stephen James Joyce's bookplate. Illustrated with the famous abstract portrait by Constantin Brâncuși. In publisher's wrappers. In the original gilt leafed cardboard slipcase. [10] XV [1] 55 [7] p., and one loose plate protected with tracing paper. Limited first edition of Joyce's Tales Told of Shem and Shaun, the author's grandson's copy. This book includes three fragments… Read More

Budapest: Singer és Wolfner (Világosság könyvnyomda), 1909. First edition. Pinted in 1550 copies. In 2 volumes. In publisher's typographically illustrated, hard paper wrappers, designed by Lajos Kozma. Housed in original hard paper folder with label. Binding slightly worn at the extremities. The first gathering of the second volume loose, and 4 plates with closed tear at the outer margin, no effect to the illustration. Overall in very good condition.. First (text) volume with a frontispiece and initials by Kozma. Second volume with frontispiece and 30 plates by Kozma.. First (text) volume with a frontispiece and initials by Kozma. Second volume with frontispiece and 30 plates by Kozma. First edition. Pinted in 1550 copies. In 2 volumes. In publisher's typographically illustrated, hard paper wrappers, designed by Lajos Kozma. Housed in original hard paper folder with label. pp. 153 [7]; ff. [4] [1 (frontispiece)] [1 (title page)] [27 (illustrated plates)] [1 (title "Epilog")] [3 (illustrated… Read More

Warszawa, Krakowskie [Warsaw, Krakow]: Dom, Osiedle, Mieszkanie, 1932. First edition. In publisher's illustrated wrappers printed in black and blue. Cover somewhat rubbed. Lower corner bumped. Pages yellowed. Otherwise in fine, overall in very good condition.. With one full page and a text illustration.. With one full page and a text illustration. First edition. In publisher's illustrated wrappers printed in black and blue. 46, (2) p. Architectural guide for private builders, with modernist, photographic montage on the cover. Cover design uncredited. [Ref.: Rypson, P.: Nie gesi. Polskie projectowanie graficzne. Karakter. Kraków, 2011. pp. 166-167.] .

Nagyvarad: Grafika, 1942. First edition. In original wrappers. In very good conditon. Cover chipped.. First edition. In original wrappers. 197 p. Signed. Bela Zsolt (1895-1949) , Hungarian Jewish author of one of the earliest Holocaust memoirs, Nine Suitcases (Kilenc koffer).

Budapest: (Hasomér Hacair), 1946. In an original folder. Plates are in fine condition. Small tears on the text plate. Folder little bit torn but still in very good condition.. In an original folder. 10 plate with text plate. Ten plates with printed illustrations by Shraga Weil, documenting the holocaust period and life in the camps. Shraga Weil (Ferenc Ferdinánd; 1918-2009) was a Hungarian born Israeli painter. He studied at the Academy of Art in Prague and École des Beaux Arts in Paris. During WWII he was active in the Zionist underground movement in Budapest, working in the workshop for forging documents. After the war he sailed for Palestine on an illegal immigrant ship and became a member of Kibbutz Ha'ogen where he lived until his death. In 1959 Weil was awarded the Dizengoff Prize for painting. He created the doors of the main entrance to the Knesset building and the President's residence in Jerusalem. Weil painted the wooden panels in the Israeli Hall at the Kennedy Center.

Athenaeum, 1917. In original paper. In very good condition.. In original paper. 231 p.

(Budapest): Szikra, 1947. In fine condition, artistically restored.. 56,5 × 83,5 cm. Tibor Gönczi Gebhardt (1902-1994) was a Hungarian graphic artist and poster designer. His career started in the 1920s when he designed posters in art deco style. He was frequently commissioned by the Communist régime in the 1950s at this time he created his works in socialist realist style.

[Soviet Union / Hungary], 1945. 38 hand-colored drawings on the backs of military-issue postcards. Bound by string. Paper yellowed due to aging. Slightly worn. The title page faded. Some of the cards are chipped at the edges. Overall in good to very good condition.. 38 hand-colored drawings on the backs of military-issue postcards. Bound by string. 38 leaves [postcards]. Thirty-eight hand-colored, partly erotic and pornographic drawings by a Hungarian prisoner of war in the Soviet Union. A unique collection of cartoons of a Hungarian POW of the Second World War. Thirty-seven skillful ink drawings with added pencil and crayon colors, and one water-color painting. Twenty-two cartoons in a comic style show the daily life of the prisoners of war and forced laborers, foremost the hunger and the dreams about home and family. The second part of the booklet, sixteen drawings, are consisting of erotic and pornographic images, ranging from ordinary sexual scenes to some unusual fantasies of orgies and… Read More

Budapest: Honvédelmi Minisztérium (Ministry of Defense), 1950. In original cloth. In original cloth. 195+ [3] pp. + XXIII t. (colored, separate sheets, in the pocket of the back binding board). With 140 intertext figures. Rare book on war surgery.

Leipzig: bei Breitkopf und Härtel, 1803. First edition. In five bifolios, unbound as published. Pages tanned, with some light stains. Edges chipped. Overall in fine condition.. First edition. 20 p. In five bifolios, unbound as published. Pages tanned, with some light stains. Edges chipped. Overall in fine condition. First edition of Mozart's early composition, Te Deum. Te Deum was probably composed in Salzburg at the end of 1769, before Mozart's first journey to Italy, and modelled almost exactly on Michael Haydn's Te Deum of 1760. Scarce on the market. RISM A/I M 4124.