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  A seemingly unpublished drafts for book covers of Ivan-Goran Kovačić’s Jama, made by a Croatian artist Predrag Purić.

  An early monograph on Slovenian artist Božidar Jakac in mint condition, from the artist’s library. Signed copy. 

  A scarce catalogue of the first exhibition of Yugoslavian artist in Poland after WWII, made in the month of the Tito-Stalin Split, after which the communication between Yugoslavia and Poland was shut down. From a library of Božidar Jakac. 

  A unusual book of documents by Bosniaks and other nations, allegedly written all over the world, was published privately to promote a Movemnt of Miljenko Vidović from Sarajevo, Bosnia, to educate illiterate people with correspondence classes, in order to prevent misunderstandings and further wars.   

  A scarce map of Czech Republich, made by the Pan-Slavic physical education movement Sokol, on the eve of the partition of the country.

  An illustrated book, printed in Belgrade, gives a report on Serbian soldiers in Africa during WWI.

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. 

  The volumes of the book by a Serbian writter Stevan J. Jakovljević in highly decorative Art-Deco binding, are the second edition, published on the eve of WWII.

  A very rare magazine, published by young Christian German men in Aleppo, Syria, on the eve of WWI. Probably the first and only number. 

A well executed set of 11 drawings, shows high-ranking officers of the Austrian army during WWI.