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  A set of 5 original photographs, most probably made during WWI, showcase the byzantine capitals of four different cisterns of Istanbul.

  A scarce catalogue listing works of 12 Yugoslav female artists, held in Ljubljana in late 1939 in the Jakopič Pavilion.

  An unusual well-designed Catholic calendar for missions worldwide in Slovenian language was printed on the eve of the end of WWII and designed by a young artist Marjan Tršar, who would become one of the most prominent Yugoslav painters of the 20th century. The cover is an original colour woodcut by the artist.  

  A stunning brochure in Art Nouveau style was made by a Swiss artist and poster designer Otto Baumberger for a spa resort Baden.

  A rare, first printed compilation of Albanian folk songs was printed in 1940, during the Italian military occupation of Albania.

  An uncommon set of 6 religious pamphlets issued in Kronstadt by a Russian Orthodox archpriest, a religious leader and a saint John of Kronstadt in 1899 and 1900.

  A pair of original photos, made during WWI by a Bulgarian lieutenant colonel Kableshkov, showcase temple ruins of Baalbek and reception room of a private mansion in Damascus.

  A beautifully designed book with expressionistic design of text and drawings in a mint condition was designed by a Slovenian academic artist France Kralj in 1921, who was at the time an active member of contemporary art and political movements.