68 pp. restricted military publication on amphibious warfare including chapters on the preparation of panoramic drawings, the development of beach sketches, the development of shoreline sketches, variations in design, and technical information for drafting and reproduction. Profusely illustrated throughout with diagrams, 15 large folding maps and diagrams, and transparent overlays..... More

A complete run in six issues of the short-lived Argentinean World War II-era journal, edited by Jorge Rivas and Hugo G. Firmenich, featuring essays on the war, domestic and foreign policies, justice, and other pertinent topics, with contributions from Carlos Montagna, Honorio Pueyrredon, Manuel Pinto, Yipolito Yrigoyen, Bernardo Monteagudo, Marcelo..... More

Wiadomości polskie [Polish news]. Nos. 6, 14–23 (1942); 1–6, 8–9, 11, 14–16, 18–20, 23 (1943); 3–5, 7–10 (1944). Warsaw: [SZP – ZWZ – AK], 1939–1945. Octavos (22 × 15 cm). Modern brown buckram with 34 individual issues; ca. 8 pp. per issue, bound in a single volume. No.19 missing pages..... More

The only issue published, 4 pp., of a rare Argentinean anti-Nazi newspaper from the time of the Second World War which denounced the Nazi infiltrations into portions of the Argentinean and Uruguayan goverments and unions. Not illustrated. Folio. Original self-wrpps. Slight browning, a couple of small closed tears. Buenos Aires..... More

Warsaw: Paṅstwowe Wydawnictwo Literatury Politycznej, 1945. Octavo (20.3 × 14.8 cm). Original staple-stitched printed wrappers; 50, [1] pp. Very good; small owner signature to title. Early volume documenting the uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto. The book was published shortly after the end of WWII in May 1945. Aside from numerous..... More

Single issue of the newsletter printed on board the S.S. Bardstown Victory, approximately 14 pages of typed and mimeographed text, including a list of the newsletter's staff, a letter in appreciation to the readers and to the crew of the ship, the ship's roster, a message from the Captain of..... More

A single 4-pp. issue of the newsletter distributed on board the SS Zanesville Victory, printed early on in its fourth voyage returning troops home from Europe, this one from Antwerp to New York, containing an article on atom bom testing, chaplain's notices, information on separation centers, a message from the..... More

Leningrad: Leningrad: Narkomzdrav SSSR, Medgiz, Leningradskoe otdelenie, 1941. Octavo (19 × 13 cm). Original printed wrappers; 104 pp. With 102 anatomical drawings. Some wear to spine extremities and spine stop; diagonal creases and light soil to front wrapper. Erased inscription in blue ink to top of title page. Internally very..... More

One page of text in Hebrew preceding 28 linocuts presented without captions, depicting the artist’s imagined visions of the horrors of the Holocaust including torture, prison camps, fires, and graphic images of death. Some very minor toning. Large 4to. Original printed wrpps., some minor paper loss to front cover, small..... More

London: Nakladatelství Nová Evropa, 1945. Oblong octavo (13.6 × 22 cm). Original pictorial wrappers; 62, [2] pp. Publisher's ads for a series of translations into Czech. Printed on thicker paper. Very good or better. Czech exile edition of David Low's anti-fascist caricatures, which rank among the best known and most..... More

[Zagreb]: Galerija studentskog centra, 1980. Single leaf of white stock, A4, offset-printed to recto and verso; rubber-stamped opening date. Old crease; still very good, in protective mylar sleeve. Original poster announcing a collaborative work by Mladen Stilinović and Vlado Martek. Stilinović is a Belgrade-born neo-avantgarde artist active in Zagreb, and..... More

1986. [Zagreb]: Galerija proširenih medija, 1986. Single leaf of white stock, A4, offset-printed to recto. Red pen mark below artist's name; else very good, in protective mylar sleeve. Original poster announcing an exhibition of two works by Trbuljak in May 1986, at Galerija proširenih medija in Zagreb. Trbuljak (born 1948)..... More