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  An attractive, seemingly unrecorded typewritten thick work on the Communism in Armenia.

  A large wall map in photo-reproduction and manuscript with a plan for the new railroad system of Ljubljana.

  A highly attractive separately issued Ottoman map of North-Eastern Africa (Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Sudan), also embracing adjacent parts of the Middle East and Southern Europe.

  A fine large-format map of Louisbourg (Cape Breton) especially prepared for the use of the French Royal Navy during the American Revolutionary War.

  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.

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the Biggest Fabrication of the Century!   A pamphlet, printed in Glarus, Switzerland, in 1933, attacks the Protocols of the Elders of Zion of being fabricated and used by the Nazis to spread the anti-Semitic movement among the Swiss people.

    Extremely Rare – a highly sophisticated statistical mining and mineralogy atlas of the newly-founded Republic of Turkey, one of the earliest ‘Kemalist’ graphic scientific publications, and the first advanced thematic atlas ever produced in the Turkic world, printed in Ottoman Script shortly before that writing system was retired.

  The first modern middle school atlas for children in Turkey was published in 1928 in Istanbul by a Turkish geographer and a founder of the department for Geography at the Istanbul University Faik Sabri Duran.

  The first ethnographic map of Alaska, by the Finnish anthropologist H.J. Holmberg, bound within the accompanying Part 1 (of 2 independently-issued parts) of Holmberg’s groundbreaking study of the region.   

  A seemingly unrecorded guidebook of Buenos Aires in Croatian language with a map, was printed in the late 1920s for the Croatian immigrants, providing basic information on the city and useful addresses.

  Very rare – the first printing of the famous geographer Carl Ritter’s insightful and influential discourse on the early colonization of New Zealand, based upon his extensive interviews of principals of the New Zealand Company, featuring an original map, published in Berlin in 1842. 

  Very rare monuments of colonial New Zealand printing and history - a trio of broadsides depicting the locations of the decisive battles of both Te Kooti’s War and Titokowaru’s War, the last major armed Maori uprisings against British colonial rule, published in Wellington, in 1869, by the General Government Lithographic Press.

  A rare and excellent work on the British campaign in Martinique, Guadeloupe and St. Lucia during the French Revolutionary War, written by Reverend Cooper Williams, a participant in the expedition and a noted artist and travel writer. 

  A rare broadside was printed for a controversial Lady Godiva Procession in Coventry, in the time of highly moralistic Victorian Era. 

  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 rare monumental series of 41 folding colour lithographs accompanying a Croatian poem Jama (The Pit), one of the most powerful WWII lyrics, written by Ivan-Goran Kovačić. This 1982 version of illustrations was made by Croatian academic artists Edo Murtić and Zlatko Prica, the authors of the first illustrated edition, printed by a Partisan underground press during WWII. Number 82 of…