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Örkelljunga, Edition Bauhaus Situationiste, 1980. 29x20. 124 s. inklusive blanka omlag. Tryckta ytteromslag med illustrationer. Nr 199 av 1000 numrerade och av Helmer Lång signerade exemplar (ytterligare 200 trycktes för press, medarbetare och bibliotek). Detta ex. har en originalteckning av Nash i blått, rött och svart på baksidan av titelbladet, med dedikation "Till Lars! En varm hälsning från Drakabygget, frihetens verkstad, från din vän Jörgen, The Poet of Denmark. Stockholm 22/9 1980", och dessutom inskription "Venlig hilsen Carsten" (Nash). Boken består av teckningar och texter av svenska, danska och utländska gratulanter. Konstnären, diktaren och provokatören Jørgen Nash föddes Jørgensen men tog sig täcknamnet Nash under den tyska ockupationen av Danmark, liksom hans bror Asger tog sig namnet Jorn. I sina memoarer 'En havfruemorder krydser sit spor' hävdade Nash att det var han som stod bakom avsågandet av Den lille Havfrues huvud den 24 april 1964.

Paris: Vincent, Fréal & Cie, 1951. 28x22. IV+124 pp. 165 drawings and plans by the author. Printed wrappers, pp. 29-124 unopened.

London 1965. 43x29. IV+54 pp. including frontispiece portrait + 36 plates (seven folding) numbered 55-90 + pp. 91-150 (last leaf blank) with text by McCunn and Ottaway including 12 pages with with 24 reproductions of drawings. Publisher's cloth, mylar-protected but slightly edgeworn dust jacket, gift inscription on front free endpaper. A reprint of the original edition supplemented with modern scientific paraphrase and twenty-four drawings by Stubbs published here for the first time.

New York, Abrams, 1975. 27x29. 200 pp. + 2 tipped-in colour plates. More than 200 photos and reproductions (ca 80 full-page and 60 in colour including 37 full-page) plus ca 60 small-size photos in the Catalogue of Sculptures. Publisher's printed cloth, dust jacket. Superb monograph including Catalogue Raisonné of the sculptures, with a concordance to other publications where the works may be listed under different names and dates.

Paris, Hetzel, (1873). 24x16. II+260 pp. + frontispiece + 18 plates (four of which are coloured), with elevations, perspectives and plans. 48 additional drawings and plans in the text. Contemporary quarter calf. Binding rubbed, rear free endpaper loose and edgeworn; scattered light foxing; "Beneath its outward guise of a child's story [it] is one of the most moving pleas ever made for the profession of architect: it shows a man fully conversant with all aspects and stages of construction" (Jean-Jacques Aillagon).

Gustavsberg, Artipelag, (2022). 29x29. 208 pp including two folding leaves. Ca 75 colour photos including 65 full-page and one four-page. Publisher's pictorial boards, as new. (Artipelag utställningskatalog / exhibition catalogue, 16).

(Monaco), Sauret / (Paris), Trinckvel, 1990. 32x26. IV+348+IV pp. Ca 210 colour / facsimile reproductions including 130 full- or double-page. Publisher's printed linen cloth, dust jacket, very fine.

London, Hodder & Stoughton, (1906). 28x21. IV+176+XII pp. + 28 leaves with attractive coloured renderings (five full-page perspectives and ca 50 elevations, 55 plans and sections, and seven interior and decorative art designs). Ca 135 photos, 20 mostly full-page perspectives, and 100 elevations and sections in the text. A very nice copy in publisher's printed linen cloth, top edge gilt. Four essays by W.H. Bidlake, Halsey Ricardo and John Cash, and illustrated works by British architects and some decorative artists, including the aforementioned and Voysey, Lutyens, Ashbee, Baillie Scott, Norman Shaw, Ernest Newton, Lewis Day, Guy Dawber, Sidney Barnsley, Robert Stodart Lorimer, Walter Crane, and others.

Kiev 1953. 27x33. 216 pp. including 117 pages with ca 800 measured drawings. Ca 50 photos in the text. Publisher's printed cloth-backed boards, former owner's Russian name on title page. Fine despite light rubbing of cover extremities and a small hole in the cloth spine. Elements of park architecture illustrated in detailed measured line drawings and sections providing a great variety of forms and decorations, in four sections devoted to 1. Fences, brick walls, gates and gate-posts, 2. Lamp-posts, 3. Vases and urns. 4. Park sofas and benches.

Örebro 1972. 32x24. 276 s. + en originallitografi i färg av Chagall. Ca 255 foton, 200 helsides, 127 i färg varav 110 helsides. Tryckt förlagsklotband, skyddsomslag, förvarad i skyddskartong. Fint ex. med minimal ägaretikett på främre försättsblad. Nr 148 av 799 numrerade ex.

Taipei, Art Book Co., 1979. 25x24. 124 pp. Ca 90 reproductions, 40 in colur including 10 full-page, plus 39 reproductions of seals with translations. Publisher's printed cloth, kept in the original cloth-edged pictorial slipcase. A selection of paintings by Ch'i Pai-Shi (Qi Baishi, 1864-1957) with extensive commentaries.

Paris, Galerie Flak, 2006. 24x22. 184 pp. (including all endpapers). Ca 200 photos (190 in colour including 60 full-page) of Mumuye statuary from Northeastern Nigeria, and three maps. Publisher's pictorial boards. Bilingual text and captions in French and German.

Paris, Éditions de la Différence, 1988. 27x29. 304 pp. 145 full-page photos and reproductions (53 in colour) plus 35 documenting photos. Publisher's pictorial boards, very fine in pictorial board slipcase. Sumptuously produced monograph on the French sculptor and conceptual artist Bernar Venet (1941-), including texts by the artist.

Tel Aviv, The Tel Aviv Museum, 1994. 26x26. 88 pp. 64 full-page duotone photos, and a portrait photo. Introductory commentary by Judith Turner, and a preface by Marc Scheps. Pictorial wrappers, very fine. First published in 1984, this is a special edition in honour of the International Style Architecture Conference in Tel Aviv, May 1994.

Helsingfors 1946. 21x15. 80 pp. Reproductions of marks, and 21 photos. Printed wrappers. Inscribed by the author to Karin and Bengt Thordeman. No. 57 of an edition limited to 500 copies. Dictionary of the goldsmiths of the Baltic city Narva (in Swedish possession 1581-1704) and the city Nyen founded by the Swedes in 1611 and largely destroyed when captured by the Russian in 1703.

Woodbridge, Antique Collectors' Club, 2005. 31x24. 192 pp. Ca 215 photos, 180 in colour including 110 full-page. Publisher's printed boards, dust jacket, very fine. Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943) designed most of the ivory and bronze Art Deco cabinet sculptures produced by the Preiss & Kassler company - notably women figures, often from the sports, ballet, and theatrical world. Oddly fascinating for whatever reason, his works are regarded by many as the very quintessence and summit of Art Deco sculpture.

Munich & New York 1988. 25x21. 188 pp. Ca 180 reproductions and photos, 66 in colour. Publisher's printed cloth, dust jacket. Artist's presentation copy with an inscription signed by Christo, July 1988.

Praha 1967. 26x23. 104 pp. + frontispice photo portrait + 4 colour plates. Ca 200 photos of buildings and reproductions of perspectives, elevations and plans. Publisher's printed cloth, lightly worn dust jacket.

Roma 1965. 30x23. 252 pp. Ca 150 photos of sculptures (128 full-page), 36 reproductions of drawings (30 full-page), and full-page portrait photo. Publisher's boards, dust jacket with some corner wear/repairs. Signed by Fazzini on front endpaper. Fazzini had his first solo exhibition in 1943 and was a co-founder in 1945 of the artist's group 'Neo-cubista" together with i.a. Renato Guttuso.