- Some sl. foxing. Backstrip dam.; wr. some rubbed spots at extremities.
AND 1 other issue (vol. 14, no. 7) of the same periodical, wr. des. by TONI ZEPF. - ADDED: Grafische Revue. Maandblad voor de grafische vakken. Year 14, no. 12. Ed. J. van den Berg a.o. Amst., Band van Typografische Studiegezelschappen, 1930, p.233-248, ills., orig. wr. w anonymous design, 4to
- Lacks frontwr. of year 3, no.12. Some foxing and occas. yellowed; 4 vols. (year 1 and 2) untrimmed, otherwise sl. cut short. Bindings sl. worn; top of spine of 1 vol. dam.; joints partlly split(ting);
= Wrappers i.a. designed by W. Maas, S. van Ravesteyn, G. Rietveld, O. van Rees, A.M. Oosterbaan and O. Freundlich; incl. Global Avantgarde Netherlands 21-26; Rössler p.60.
- Wrappers trifle worn at extremities.
ADDED: a used, mediocre copy of The Red & Black (yearbook of the Liberty Memorial High School, Lawrence, 1932, ills., orig. dec. and embossed cl., 4to).
- Sl. creased and w. some restorations in margins.
= Music for fortepiano by Ilya Rogovoi. Military march dedicated to Aleksandr Ilyich Yegorov, one of the first marshals of the USSR.
- Used, addressed in typescript and w. poststamp.
AND a publicity postcard for Deutsche Kohlenbürsten- u. Elementefabrik Carbone A.G. w. anonymous design in black and orange (1931).
- Title-p. and final (index) leaf browned; trifle foxed. Foot of spine chipped.
= Chaim Gildin was a Soviet Jewish writer and poet. An ardent communist and defender of the Soviet Union, he nevertheless fell victim to stalinist oppression and died in a labour camp in 1943 or 1944.
- Edges of wr. sl. foxed and discoloured.
AND 1 other in Hebrew (dam./ somewhat mediocre copy).
- Vague and narrow waterstain in upper margin frontwr. Otherwise a very fine copy.
- Foxed (not affecting wr.). Wrappers (overlapping) trifle frayed; spine-ends sl. dam.
Monteiro filho, C. Céus de fogo. Romance exótico. Pref. C. Monteiro. Porto, Civilização Limitada, 1933, 256,(1)p., contemp. hcl. w. orig. frontwr. (des. by ARS) and backstrip laid down.
- Yellowed; owner's entry on htitle; owner's stamp on first free endpaper and last p.
- All spines w. 5 small shallow cuts (formerly bound?).
= Rare quarterly, published 1930-1935 (see Klevgaard p.67f and passim).
- Slightly thumbed and dustsoiled; wr. some sm. imperfections; spine worn.
= Sale brochure for textiles and clothes.
Vichy. Paris, Vichy, 1934, (28)p., double-p. col. plan, (photogr.) ills., typography and orig. wr. by M. CARREY[?], folio.
- Foxed. Wrappers rubbed and sl. soiled/ foxed; some marginal imperfections.
= Spanish language brochure for the health resort at Vichy.
- Fine copy.
= Global Avantgarde Georgia 7; Chepyzhov 19. Bimonthly illustrated literary journal of which only seven issues were published before it was closed down. "Extremely scarce" (Chepyzhov).
- Spine restored; frontwr. w. some thin/ surface dam. spots; extensive pencil annots. on (verso) backwr.
= Global Avantgarde Georgia 7 (other issue); Chepyzhov 19. Bimonthly illustrated literary journal of which only seven issues were published before it was closed down. "Extremely scarce" (Chepyzhov).
- Spine splitting; wr. sl. dam. from staples.
= Global Avantgarde Georgia 7 (other issue); Chepyzhov 19. Bimonthly illustrated literary journal of which only seven issues were published before it was closed down. "Extremely scarce" (Chepyzhov).
- Backstrip restored.
= One of the most important contributions to radical modernist Yiddish poetry. Uri Zve Grinberg (or Greenberg) was one of the founders of Brit HaBirionim, a faction of the Revisionist Zionist Movement.
- Sl. creased and dogeared.
= Hebrew satirical theatre Ha-Kumkum (The Kettle) was founded by Hungarian born author and playwright Avigdor Hammeiri.
AND 1 other small leaflet concerning the Kettle Theater.
- Yellowed; formerly folded; a few vague creases and sm. foxed spots.
= Announcing a performance by the satirical theater company Ha-Matate (The Broom), established in 1928 in Tel Aviv, on November 10th 1932 at the 'Sion' Hall in Jerusalem. With stage design by E. Emanueli, conference [Hebrew: Konferensiah] by E. Donath and music by M. Wilensky. Listing the program: Beware, foolish dog! Rabies in one move; Going "home", to Birobidzhan! - Revolutio... zionist enthusiasm; "Schaff!" Workers of [..?] unite!; It is hard to be... a nazi - Musical Hitleriade; Our Father, our King (here traditional) - Prayers for the days of awe and for all the days of the year; Buzz, buzz! Polite jazz; Illustrations without a book. Global Avantgarde Palestine | Israel 12 (w. diff. date).
- Formerly folded; some sl. occas. foxing; trifle frayed in right margin.
= Announcing a performance of the musical in 11 acts by the satirical theater company Ha-Matate (The Broom), established in 1928 in Tel Aviv, on June 26th 1934, with stage design by E. Emanueli, conference [Hebrew: Konferensiah] by E. Donath and music by M. Wilensky. Listing the program: It is not the sole that matters but the soul!; In our desolate cultural warehouses; Color, rainbow and brush (permission to speak to shoeshiners); The child prodigy - Misha Knobelman; A reward of 22½ cents for whoever finds the murderers!; The voice of the desert "The infidels growl over prey"; The daughter of the king of Baghdad and the cobbler; Penelope and her suitors; Why, why have you left me?!; [Arabic?] [...] Who are they?; Be strong, be strong, and we will strengthen each other. The Hymn, written by Emanuel Harussi is consideren to be the first musical in Palestine. Global Avantgarde Palestine | Israel 13 (w. diff. date).
- Formerly folded, but fine.
= Announcing a performance by the satirical theater company Ha-Matate (The Broom), established in 1928 in Tel Aviv, on March 19th 1930, with stage design by E. Luftglas (= Emanueli). Listing the program: Manifesto 13; Behind the scenes in Matate - secrets from the room; Forward, butchers!!! A serenade, a demonstration and... a ban; Havdala... musical scene; Sports knock-out in one round; Without yad [=hand], without hands!!! A tin army; Grandson of Karl Marx interest from Capital; The Balalaika choir - [Russian:] Cossack choir "Lekhu Naranana"; Conference.
= Rössler p.229; see the website of the Wenzel Hablik Museum, Itzehoe: https://wenzel-hablik.de/museum/kunstwerk-des-monats/