- Contents loose. Spine restored; frontwr. cut short in left and right margin and laid down.
= Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian Artists and the Children's Book p.27: "Between 1901 and 1903 seven fairy tales were published [by the State Dispatch Office] in six volumes of the same size and with an identical cover on paper of the best quality and with the most up-to-date chromolithographic technique, all illustrated by Bilibin."
AND 2 others from the same series, both mediocre copies (1x without wrappers).
- Sl. foxed and fongersoiled; all lvs. reattached to stubs. Spine renewed; wrappers stained.
= Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian Artists and the Children's Book p.27: "Between 1901 and 1903 seven fairy tales were published [by the State Dispatch Office] in six volumes of the same size and with an identical cover on paper of the best quality and with the most up-to-date chromolithographic technique, all illustrated by Bilibin."
- Trifle foxed and fingersoiled. Spine renewed; backwr. lacks portion of lower corner.
= Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian Artists and the Children's Book p.27: "Between 1901 and 1903 seven fairy tales were published [by the State Dispatch Office] in six volumes of the same size and with an identical cover on paper of the best quality and with the most up-to-date chromolithographic technique, all illustrated by Bilibin."
- A few lvs. loose(ning).
- Spine split; wrappers frayed and sl. brittle; backwr. loose.
= Fictitious discussion on art between Burlyuk, Benois and Repin. David Burlyuk's rare first book publication.
- Wrappers loose(ning) and sl. frayed.
- Wrappers sl. foxed; top of spine sl. dam. = Early monograph on Marc Chagall.
= Published on occasion of the 200th anniversary of Aleksandr Pushkin.
- Frontwr. (vaguely) waterst. in upper margin and along spine.
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION on htitle.
AND 1 other w. frontwr. des. by the same: REVOLYUTSIA I KU'LTURA. No.17 (Moscow, 1928, ills., orig. wr. (loosening)).
- Wrappers sl. browned and frayed/ creased.
= Second book of collected articles by the Eurasianists, i.a. P. Suvchinsky, P. Savitsky and A. Kartashev. The first book was published in Sofia in 1921. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE II.
- A few ills. (partly) handcol. in pencil; owner's stamp on title-p. Spine w. some restorations; wr. sl. foxed/ yellowed.
= Russian translation of Lucy Fitch Perkins' widely popular The Dutch Twins (1911).
- Spine split; wr. loose(ning) and waterst.
Druzya cheloveka (Man's friends). Simferopol, Krymgosizdat, n.d. (±1930), (12)p. (incl. wr.), col. lithogr. ills., orig. col. lithogr. wr., obl. 8vo.
- Yellowed/ soiled and sl. worn. Backstrip w. gluestains. = Rare.
AND 2 others.
- Fine copy.
= Lemmens/ Stommels, Russian artists and the children's book p.112. The first edition. Later editions were published with an entirely different set of illustrations (also by Kobelev).
- Partly in sl. mediocre condition (loose(ning)/ dam. etc.).
AND 2 issues of ZHIZN' ISKUSSTVA (Moscow, 1925/ 1926, ills., orig. wr., 4to).
- Trifle creased. = Ukrainian periodical devoted to cinema.
- Flattened vertical fold; sl. creased and waterwrinkled.
= Booklet on the 1926 movie directed by Aleksei Dmitriev.
AND 1 other similar: DINA DZA-DZU (ibid., 1926, ills., orig. photomontage wr. by K. VYALOV, obl. 8vo).
= Mikalojus Čurlionis (Russan: Nikolai Churlyanis) was one of Lithuania's most prominent composers and (symbolist) artists. Very rare.
= No.4 is entirely devoted to Dutch graphic design.
- Bookblock broken; backstrip worn and dam. (portions lacking).