Search Results: Titles starting with E from RARE PAPER INC

Wayne, PA: Newman & Saunders Galleries, 1983. Original publisher's cover. 41 pages: 32 b/w and 8 color plates. Newman & Saunders Galleries, Wayne, PA: Sept. 17 to Oct. 15, 1983. Light fading and foxing on the cover.<br /> <br /> This art exhibition catalog is visually enhanced with illustrations. It contains a four-page essay by Burton Wasserman titled "Eight Russian-Americans: In Touch with the Rainbow," an annotated catalog showcasing 40 pieces of art by George Bobritsky, Sergei Bongart, Constantine Cherkas, Serge Hollerbach, Michael Lasuchin, Vladimir Odinokov, and Vladimir Shatalow, as well as an exhibition checklist.

Buenos Aires: Peremoha, 1949. Publisher's wrappers. 18.5 x 13.5 cm. 24 pages. Text in Ukrainian. With the unreadable stamp on the title page. Overall, the copy shows slight wear and chipping.

Russia: Maltsov Glass Factory, 1897. A scarce enameled glass vodka set designed by the Russian artist Elisabeth Boehm. The set includes a decanter and ten shot glasses. The decanter is of traditional rectangular shtof form, and each piece in the set is made of green glass with hand-painted black and orange enamel designs. The designs on the glassware feature playful little devils and a humorous imaginary conversation between the drinker and the glasses. The decanter comes with an original stopper covered in red enamel, resembling a wax seal. There is a signature and date along the bottom edge of the front panel of the shtof.<br /> <br /> The dimensions of the decanter with the stopper are 24 cm (9 1/2 in.), while the height of the glasses is 8 cm (3 1/8 in.). In terms of condition, the set is in good overall condition, with minor scratches on the bottom of the shot glasses and the bottle. There are some minuscule chips on the bottle's lower edge, but no other significant issues to… Read More

Moskva: Federatsiia, 1930. First Edition. Original decorative wrappers. Good. B. Titov. Octavo (19.5 × 13 cm); 292 pp; 10 000 copies; Wrappers very lightly soiled.<br /> <br /> OCLC finds one copy of the actual book. LCOC shows NO copies of the book. <br /> <br /> A rare edition of essays on Jewish life in Birobidzhan.

Moscow, 1926. Illustrated stapled wrappers. 30 x 23 cm. 914-936 [22] pages: portrait. Text in Russian. Copy with signs of usage, chipping and staining, including the remains of a paper stamp on the front cover.<br /> <br /> The inaugural issue of the "Weekly of Soviet Justice" was released on January 1, 1922, and printed at the Cheka printing house in Moscow, with an initial circulation of 15,000 copies, later increasing to 30,000. The magazine's editorial office was located at the Moscow Kremlin within the All-Russian Central Executive Committee building.<br /> <br /> The magazine aimed to promote an understanding of Soviet law among the working masses and provide justice workers with insights into the activities of central and local legal bodies. It emphasized practical coverage of everyday issues local workers face alongside theoretical discussions.<br /> <br /> Throughout its history, the magazine had various chief editors, including D. Kursky… Read More