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Stockholm 1939. 20x14. 104 pp. including 27 pages of relevant advertisements.16 plans of flats with furnishing, and 30 portrait photos (!) of the members of the eleven fictitious families. Pictorial wrappers designed by Bibi Lindström. An excellent copy. The catalogue of the home exhibition arranged by the Swedish Werkbund (Svenska Slöjdföreningen) in a new collective housing tower block built at Furusundsgatan in Stockholm for the Society of Professional and Business Women (Yrkeskvinnors Klubb). The building, designed by Albin Stark and Hillevi Svedberg in a Functionalist 'International Style' manner, was intended for families with a professional wage-earning woman. The exhibition flats were furnished by Svenskt Tenn, NK (Nordiska Kompaniet), G.A. Berg, Carl Malmsten, Elsa Gullberg, SMF Bodafors, etc. Introductions by Åke Stavenow and Célie Brunius, and amusing short stories describing the fictitious families, written by the journalist Barbro Alving.

(Kosta) 1986. 32x24. 64 s. Ca 45 foton och reproduktioner, de flesta i färg, 22 helsides. Helt svart skinnband med titeln präglad på främre pärmen, gula snitt. Numrerad 300/251 vilket torde kunna tolkas som nr 251 av 300 ex. Praktupplaga av publikationen utgiven i samband med den utställning som samlade Kosta Bodas formgivare på Djurgården i Stockholm. Innehåller intervjuer med Bertil Vallien, Ulrica Hydman Vallien, Monica Backström, Göran Wärff, Bengt Edenfalk, Kjell Engman, Lisa Bauer, Gun Lindblad, Anna Ehrner, Christian von Sydow, och Gunnel Sahlin & Ann Wåhlström.

Paris, Musée d'art moderne de la Ville de Paris, 1989. 27x22. 240 pp. Ca 156 colour reproductions of paintings (48 full-page), 25 photos of sculptures, and 100 reproductions of drawings and prints (10 in colour). Publisher's pictorial flexible boards. Former owner's name on front endpaper. English-language exhibition catalogue edited by Jacqueline Lafargue and Rainer Michael Masson, including essays by Lafargue, Suzanne Pagé, Marcel-André Stalter, André Berne-Joffroy and others, and two texts in French by Jean Fautrier.

Strasbourg (1928?). 28x22. 4 pp. + 26 leaves with 58 photos . Publisher's printed boards, minor external discolouring and corner scuffing. Very scarce. A photographic survey of buildings (mainly private houses, including interiors and details) designed by Henri Joulie, 'Architecte Diplome par le Gouvernement, Second Prix de Rome'.

New York, Sidney Janis Gallery, 1969. 28x21. Four leaves with text on their glossy red sides + 16 pp. with 20 photos and reproductions including 12 full-page. Black wrappers with an oval opening unto the figure 7 on title page. Exhibition catalogue listing eleven works by Oldenburg and eighteen works by the other six artists.