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Moscow, 1935. 1st Edition . No Binding. Good. Color Map Of Moscow In 1935. Single Sheet Approximately 26" X 30", Printed On One Side In Black (Text) Green [Parks], Tan [Public Areas/0 And Brown [City Blocks], Red Outlines For City Limits, Red Dotted Lines For Administrative Security Area. Scale 1:50,000. An Important Map Of Moscow, Showing All Streets, And Depicting The New General Plan For The City. 1935. Light Wear, Torn Along Many Folds, Browning To Exposed Lower Right Panel. One Of 50,000 Copies Printed But Now Scarce.

[Paris?], 1755. Original Antique Map . Single Sheet. Very Good +. 30" x 22. 30" X 22" At Margins, Printed Area 21" X 19 1/4". Laid Paper, Unmounted, Printed On One Side Only. Very Large Original Antique Map, Hand Colored, Showing Far Eastern Europe, Grand Tartarie, And The Baltic To The 110Th Meridian. A Very Nice, Clean Example, Single Center Fold, No Tears Or Chips. Kiev And What Is Now Ne Ukraine Are Shown As Part Of Russia, But West And South Ukraine Are Entirely "Petit Tartarie", Outside Of Russia, And Russian Territory Is Nowhere Near Crimea, These Areas, Like The Caucasus, Invaded And Captured As Russian Territory Only Under The German-Born Catherine The Great And Her Germanic Successors.

Kiev, 1945. Original Photograph . No Binding. Near Fine. 23 Photographs, 7 3/4" X 5 3/4", Reprints By The Photographer, And Purchased Directly From Him In Moscow Circa 2000 By Me. Each Photograph Annotated On Reverse In Russian, One With A 13 Line Explanation. The Russians Sustained Huge Losses Due To Or Direction By Stalin, No General, And Hence Feel A Strongly Tht They Won Back Ukraine For Themselves, Forgetting The Slow And Bloody History Of The Russian Conquering Of Ukraine Over Many Hundreds Years From People Who Didn't Want Them There. Mankind Has A Short Memory, Remembering Only The Last Battle.

Leningrad Ussr: Izogiz, Gosudarstvennoe Izdatelstvo Izobrazitelnykh Iskusstv, 1937. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. 123 Pp. Grey Cloth, Beveled Edges, Title In Red. First Edition, One Of 4000 Copies. Light Wear, No Marks, Hinges Tight, Bumping To Lower Corners. Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Deyneka (Russian: ?????????? ?????????????? ????????; 1899 -1969) Was A Soviet And Russian Painter, Graphic Artist And Sculptor, Regarded As One Of The Most Important Russian Modernist Figurative Painters Of The First Half Of The 20Th Century. His Collective Farmer On A Bicycle (1935) Has Been Described As Exemplifying The Socialist Realist Style.Deyneka Was Born In Kursk And Studied At Kharkov Art College (Pupil Of Alexander Lubimov) And At Vkhutemas. He Was A Founding Member Of Groups Such As Ost And Oktyabr, And His Work Gained Wide Exposure In Major Exhibitions. His Paintings And Drawings (The Earliest Are Often Monochrome Due To The Shortage Of Art Supplies) Depict Genre Scenes As Well As Labour And Often… Read More

New York / Flint: Charles Scribner's Sons, for Bay View Reading Circle, 1891. Reprint . Blue Cloth, Gilt. Very Good +. A Bright, Clean Copy. Gilt On Spine Still Bright; Just A Few Tiny Points Of Fraying At Corners And Bottom Of Spine.

Philadelphia: Chilton Books, 1959. First American Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good + Dust Jacket. Frontispiece. Xi, 211 Pp. Brown Cloth, Gilt, Over Blue And White Patterned Boards. First American Edition (Stated), Using Sheets From The Cresset Press Uk Edition. Lightly Used, Book Near Fine, No Marks, Clean And Tight. Dj Priced $3.50, Light Wear With A Few Very Short Tears And Minute Losses At Edges.

Urie A. Bender, 1993. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. 352 Pp. Black Cloth. First And Only Edition. Fine In Near Fine Dust Jacket, Signed By Pete Dick And Dated In 1993.

New York City: American Russian Institute, 1940. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. 96 Pp. Softcover. Wear, Small Chips Near Top Of Spine, Some Staining In Lower Third Of Front Cover With Two 1/4" Stains On Title Page Also.

San Francisco Ca: Farallon Press, 1931. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good. Tipped In Color Plates Reproducing Spectacular Soviet Posters; Photograpgs. 171 Pp. Gray And Black Cloth. First Edition, #11 Of A Limited Signed Edition. Ex-Library With Library Label, Remains Of Charge Slip, Number On Spine. Cloth Fraying At Tips, Hinges Sound, Pages Clean And Partly Unopened 9Still Attached Along Foredges).

New York Ny: Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, 1931. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Plates. Xxiii, 363 Pp. Very Light Green Cloth, Spine Stamped In Dark Green And Black. First Printing, 1931. Light Usage. Ownership Signature Of R W Rider. American Invasions Of The Soviet Union; No Corresponding Soviet Invasions Of America, Contrary To The Fear-Mongering Of Countless Ambitious But Otherwise Ignorant And Useless Politicians.

London Uk: Spring Books / Artia, 1960. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 168 Pp + Laid In List Of Plates. Black Cloth, Gilt. Irst Edition, Undated But Circa 1960 / 1965. Dust Jacket With Wear, Tiny Losses.

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1854. First American Edition . Blue Cloth. Good. Map and Woodcuts. 226 Pp. Original Cloth, Gilt And Blind Stamped. Contents Clean, Light Aging. Covers With Wear, Cloth Lightly Frayed Across Top Of Spine And Down 3/4" At Top Front Spine Edge, A Few Other Points Of Fraying. Spine Has Been Wet, Gilt Is Dulled, Cloth Of Spine And Adjacent Areas Of Covers And Endpapers Damp Stained, This Damage Not Reaching The Printed Pages. Anecdotes And Observations Made While Curzon Was Part Of A Commission To Resolve The "Turkish And Persian Problem In Kurdistan And Armenia", Seeking The Most Arbitrary And Least Democratic Solution For All Residents Of The Area And Achieving Enduring Success. Library Label {Franklin Institute] On Front Pastedown, Four Digit Number At Base Of First Page. This Copy Fairly Crisp And May Never Have Been Read.

Fresno Ca: Armenian Relief Society, 1985. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. White Cloth, Gilt. Fine In Fine Price Clipped Dust Jacket. Text In Armenian, English And French.

Tibilisi Georgia: Izdatelstvo Akademii Nayk Gruzinskoi Ccp, 1948. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good +. Xix, 183 (Text), 56 Pp (B/W/Text). Black Cloth, Gilt. First Edition, Light Usage, Git On Front Cover Brilliant, Gilt On Spine Weak But Very Clear, Hinges Tight, No Marks, Text Paper Browned.

Blomington: Indiana University Press, 1977. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. X, 242 Pp. Red Cloth, Gilt. First Printing Indicated. Fine In Fine Dust Jacket.

Mockba (Moscow): Iskusstvo, 1971. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. 106 Plates (Chiefly Color). 40 Pp. Yellow Cloth Stamped In Blue. All Text In Russian. Fine In Near Fine Dj. No Marks Or Damage. Oclc 36869931

Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill, 1963. First Edition . Blue Cloth. Near Fine/Very Good + DJ. 8 3/8 " High. Black and White Photographs. 381 Pp. Blue Cloth, Gilt. Near Fine In Very Good + Dj With Just A Touch Of Wear And A Few Minute Tears And Nicks, Not Price Clipped. Inscribed By Jones.

Indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill, 1963. First Edition . Blue Cloth. Fine/No Dust Jacket. 8 3/8 " High. Black and White Photographs. 381 clean pages. The word "withdrawn" stamped on rear free endpaper and at top of back cover. Inscribed on FFEP.

Moskva / Mocow Ussr, 1925. 1st Edition . No Binding. Poor. Covers Only With Text On Inside Covers, With Additional Loose Pages From Another (Perhaps Related) Publication. Rare. [Per Wikipedia]: Bezbozhnik (Russian: «?????????»; Translation Of The Name: «The Godless») Was An Illustrated Magazine, An Organ Of The Centre Soviet And Moscow Oblast Soviet Of The League Of The Militant Godless. The Magazine Was Published In Moscow From March 1925 To June 1941. From 1926 To 1932, The Magazine Was Published Twice A Month. In Other Years, The Magazine Was Published Once A Month. From 1926 To 1932, The Editor-In-Chief Of The Magazine Was Y. M. Yaroslavsky. From 1933 To 1941, The Editor-In-Chief Of The Magazine Was F. M. Putintsev. The Magazine Was Designed For The Mass Working Reader. On Its Pages Articles, Essays, Fictional Works Were Printed. The Magazine Criticized Religion From The Point Of View Of Marxism. In Addition, The Magazine Covered The Experience Of The Atheistic Work Of… Read More

New York University Press, 2003. 1st Edition 2nd Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Xiii, 337 Pp. Black Boards, Spine Lettered In Red. Second Printing Indicate. Fine In Fine Dust Jacket.