Moscow: 1952. Octavo (26.5 × 20 cm). Original green embossed cloth over boards; 444 pp. with 28 leaves of illustrations. Light wear and soil to boards; still about very good. First edition of this richly illustrated album on Soviet city greening, with numerous photographs of Moscow boulevards, parks, as well..... More

Prague: Václav Petr (Tiskem Středočeské tiskárny), 1922–1929. Quarto (28.5 × 19.5 cm). Original printed wrappers; 65-96 pp. Very good. Single issue of this important Czech journal of the interwar literary and artistic avant-garde. Issued by Literární skupina, an association of Czech writers that closely identified with Expressionism. Like the avant-garde..... More

Miniature 234 pp. collection of selected poems and parole in libertà by Marinetti, including Le terrazze dell'amore, Il torrente millenario, Il fiume tirannico, Il demonio lusingatore, Il veliero condannato, Le Viti pazze e la Levriera del Firmamento, Il direttore si diverte, La morte delle Fortezze, La Sera e la Città..... More

Kharkiv: Derzhavne vydavnytstvo Ukraini, 1930. Octavo (18.8 × 12 cm). Original pictorial wrappers possibly by Yevhen Mey (initialled EM); XXXVI, 276, [3] pp. Light wear to wrappers and overlapping wrapper edges; still a very good copy. First edition of this collection of lyrical and narrative poems by Ivan Ivanovych Manzhura..... More

Prague: Nakladatelství S. V. U. Mánes (printed by Československý kompas), 1934. Quarto (30 × 21 cm). Contemporary cloth, decoratively embossed with the initials A. H. to front board and with title to spine; half title, title, list of plates, followed by 36 numbered lithographed leaves of illustrations on thick paper..... More

Bandō, Japan: Lagerdruckerei, 1919. Quarto (30 × 23 cm). Original lithographed gray card portfolio with three flaps; lithographed title page (replicating cover) and ten leaves of lithographed plates to rectos, loosely inserted as issued. About very good; very light toning to title leaf; wear to folds of flaps. Published just..... More

Bandō, Japan: Lagerdruckerei, 1918. Small quarto (26 × 19 cm). Original lithographed cloth; 79 pp. of mimeographed hand-written text to rectos and versos; [8] leaves of chromolithograph illustrations througout, as well as an additional 3 color initials and 5 vignettes; lithographed endpapers. Light overall wear; cloth somewhat rubbed; still about..... More

Turin, 1745. Eighteenth-century Italian perpetual calendar, constructed of manuscript and engraving on paper affixed to wood, with wood and board volvelles, featuring numerous concentric circles for displaying or calculating the Dominical Letter system, the Epacts and phases of the moon, saints’ days and holy days, and the Golden Numbers, together..... More

Unpaginated artist's book from the poet and painter associated with the British Poetry Revival and Fluxshoe, the UK offshoot of Fluxus, containing an abstract mix of poetry, notes on printing methods, lists, graphs, illustrations, diagrams, and collage, primarily mimeographed in red and blue ink and blue and white paper stock..... More

Wrocław: Politechnika Wrocławska, 1978. Square octavo (16 × 16.3 cm). Original three-panel portfolio, printed to recto and verso, housing twelve card leaves of reproductions to rectos and versos, with numbers corresponding to the contents. Light water-staining to lower corners of plates, else very good. A catalog of the first comprehensive..... More

Extremely rare uncirculated Futurist postcard with a stylized full-color version of the Italian flag to the front, and black and white text to verso. Loose as issued, 140 x 90 mm. Very fine condition. Milano (Movimento Futurista diretto da Marinetti) n.d. (circa 1915). Salaris, Futurismo Postale, p. 213-s n. 3;..... More

1940. A complete run in three volumes (316, 219, 226 pp.) of the scarce Italian serial featuring avant-garde works by noted artsits, poets, and authors (some of whom went on to win the Nobel Prize for Literature), under the editorial direction of Libero de Libero and Enrico Falqui, with articles..... More

Small unpaginated volume collecting 24 black-and-white photographs of works by Oppenheim dating to 1968 and 1969 executed in New York City, Brooklyn, Paris, and Finsterwolde, Holland, including "Lead Pipe", "Steel Stake", "Steel Bar", "Steel Cable", "Steel Pipe", "Wood", "Glass Disks", "Canvas", "Cement Brick", "Rubber Tube", "Brick", and "Mud", with text..... More