Maps and Prints

  A separately published city and transportation map of Poznań in Poland, with letters in art deco style, was printed a year before WWII. 

  A rare map of Gottschee in Slovenia, privately published in Germany by the exiles from the area.

  A rare, possibly unique series of 28 original large photographs, showcasing one of the largest private mid-European art collections on the turn of the century, assembled in Zürich by a German medical doctor and industrialist Dr. Adolf Friedrich Hommel.

A fantastic large-format propaganda broadside, or ‘wall newspaper’, made to celebrate the exploits of German General Erwin Rommel, the ‘Desert Fox’, and his Afrikakorps, printed in Fascist Spain in July 1942, before the pivotal showdown at El Alamein had been decided. 

An exceedingly rare depiction of a Prague folk festival for the Coronation of Emperor Ferdinand I and Maria Anna of Savoy, lithographed in Litoměřice, showcases unique ethnographic and documentary details from this historic event as well as the diversity of Bohemian culture and social life of the early 19th century in Prague.   Lithograph, 55 x 69 cm (21.6 x…

  A very rare cartographic playing card featuring a map of the Prussia.

  Three numbers (of 6) of an extremely rare newspaper “Africa-Post. Weekly Newspaper for the German Troops in Tunisia”, printed by the Allies in Tunisia during WWII, in German language for the German troops, in order to cause a psychological warfare.