Books

  An original official illustrated binder with promotional material, including original photographs, was made for a Yugoslav-Czechoslovak science fiction movie Visitors from Galaxy in 1981. It was directed by Dušan Vukotić, one of the most famous 20th century Yugoslavian directors, who, in 1962, won the first Academy Award for this cartoon Surogat – the first awarded non-American cartoon.

  One of the earliest and most influential post WW II propaganda rebus children’s books in Yugoslavia. 

  11 issues (complete) of the only continuously published mimeographed magazine by a Pan-Slavic movement Sokol in Yugoslavia, with the last issue printed days only before the beginning of WWII.

  An extremely rare collection of poems for Yugoslavina partisans was written during WWII by a Slovenian author Tone Seliškar, known for his socialist realist poetry, and was printed by an underground press in Ribnica, Slovenia.

  A seemingly unrecorded pamphlet in Latin was printed in Zagreb, Croatia, in 1740 for St. Gertrude‘s day.

  A very rare Zaragoza imprint covering events across Europe during the late spring and early summer of 1661, focussing on the Ottoman takeover of Transylvania, the Venetian-Ottoman conflict in both Dalmatia and Crete, as well as the renewal of the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance that would ultimately secure Lisbon’s long-term independence from Madrid.

  [The History and Organizations of the Fascism. First Book for Slovenians]   8°: 156 pp., [4 pp.], original wrappers with lettering on the cover (wrappers with minor staining and a tiny chip on the rear cover, otherwise in a good, clean, seemingly unread condition).  

Large 8°. Title page, XXXII i. e. 17 full page and double page colour maps, original card wrappers with lettering (old stamp with a date on the last blank page, old paper stamp with hand written numbers on the cover, wrappers with minor scuffing on the spine, but overall in a good condition).