A complete run in 18 issues of the prestigious Soviet architecture journal, issues approximately 60-80 pp., profusely illustrated throughout. Quartos (11 1/4 x 8 3/4 inches). Years 1934-1936 bound in two cloth volumes, one original wrapper bound in at start and end of volume, three issues from 1937 loose in..... More

Single sheet tract from the Mouvement du 22 Mars French student movement. Quarto (12 1/8 x 8 3/16 inches). Loose as issued. Foxing and toning throughout, overall very good. Paris: Imprimerie Ch. Bernard, [1968]. This single sheet constitutes the first tract from the Mouvement du 22 Mars. It calls for..... More

The only issue of the magazine published by the Manlio Sonvico Fascist student group, (8), 58, (8) pp. Large quarto (13 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches). Original illustrated wrappers with bright and eye-catching Futurist cover design by renowned designer and graphic artist Franco Grignani (1908-1999). Some minor scattered foxing, light..... More

Three manila folders housing typed and hand-written documents, reports, invoices, and testimonies regarding the Red Scare at MIT, released by the State House of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Special Commission on Communism and Subversive Activities, which was modeled after the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC). Quarto size, most 8 1/2..... More

A complete set in four issues of the German-language propaganda booklets which were dropped over Germany by the Royal Air Force between September 1942 and March 1944, 28-32 pp. each, scattered illustrations from photographs and cartoons. 5 1/8 x 4 inches. Original side-stapled printed wrappers in colored paper stock. Some..... More

A complete run of 14 issues in 11 fascicules of the French literary journal, each issue 4-8 pp., under the editorial direction of Marcel Alocco with assistance from Jean-Pierre Charles for several issues, each issue featuring prose and poetry from a variety of contributors including Jean-Pierre Charles, Frédérique Laghet, Richard..... More

Six total issues, each comprised of a single sheet printed on colored paper stock and folded to create a pamphlet. Folded sizes range from 10 1/2 x 5 7/8 inches to 15 x 6 3/4 inches. Housed in custom-made portfolio and matching slipcase with title stamped to spine, contents loose..... More

184 pp. volume with designs for 29 modern houses by architects and designers of the era, profusely illustrated, several in color. Large quarto (12 x 8 3/4 inches). Beige cloth stamped with title and publisher in black to upper cover. Some light soiling to covers, spine lightly shaken, small split..... More

Illustrated map of the United States showing the primary resources, exports, topographical features, and landmarks of each state as well as inset maps showing major transportation routes, with text in French, published for l'Office d'Information de Guerre des Etats-Unis (or the United States Office of War Information). Sheet size 24..... More

Three small volumes of the Shochiku-za movie theater program booklets, 4, 4, and 6 pp. Octavo (8 3/8 x 5 7/8 inches). Original wrappers illustrated with eye-catching and colorful modernist compositions. Light scattered foxing, small scattered perforations, light toning, overall very good. Osaka: Dotonbori Shochikuza, circa 1930. Shochikuza News was..... More

Illustrated trade catalogue of Packard automobiles illustrated with six anaglyph stereoscopic views and accompanied by two pairs of original stereoscopic viewing glasses with red and blue lenses. Oblong octavo (5 7/8 x 8 7/8 inches). Original colorful illustrated wrappers with gilt highlighting. Extremely light rubbing to edges, light rust to..... More

Small collection of original items from the European Mail-Order House, various sizes, to 11 x 8 5/8 inches. Original printed wrappers and folders. Some light toning and browning, one item with some edgewear and light chipping, overall very good. Amsterdam: European Mail-Order House, n.d. (circa 1964-1965). A collection of three..... More

A sequential run of 60 issues in 49 fascicules of the long-running Italian journal founded originally in 1932 by the Piemontese division of the Istituto Nazionale di Urbanistica, under the initial editorial direction of Adriano Olivetti and later Giovanni Astengo, with the aim of promoting and spreading urban studies and..... More