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New York, Sidney Janis Gallery, 1953. Poster 46x41, with large reproduction and text in white on cerise. Folded for mailing into a 23x16 invitation folder with text "willem dekooning exhibition preview monday 16 march 4-7 pm", sealed with a postage stamp (now opened) and mailed to Miss Nell Walden, Schinznach Bad, Kanton-Aarau, Switzerland.

Stockholm 1970. 27x21. 648 pp. 626 full-page photos Including 177 of works by Warhol, 272 photos from The Factory by Billy Name, 170 photos of Warhol and friends etc. by Stephen Shore, and 7 photos from the Moderna Museet exhibition. Pictorial wrappers with Warhol's "Flowers". An excellent copy. Third edition, extended with seven photos from the exhibition, of the photo book edited by Andy Warhol, Kasper König, Pontus Hultén, and Olle Granath, and first published on the occasion of the Andy Warhol exhibition held at Moderna Museet in Stockholm February-March 1968. Introduced with legendary one-liners by Warhol, including "The interviewer should just tell me the words he wants me to say and I'll repeat them after him"; "I hate objects"; "In the future everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes", etc.

Berlin-Schöneberg, Siegfried Scholem, 1928. 31x23. Each issue contains 4 pp. text, eight black and white plates, and two grey leaves with tipped-in colour reproduction; thus a total of 90 plates including 18 coloured. Printed orange covers, sewn with visible strings. Minor foxing of some text leaves. Nine consecutive issues of these rare, handsomely produced albums with renderings of modern interior decoration and furniture.

Moskva, Izdalel'stvo Akademiii Arkhitektury SSSR, 1950. 34x26. 378 pp. + 8 plates printed in sepia (one folding) + coloured frontispiece. 348 photos (274 full-page and 10 double-page). Publisher's printed cloth. (Upravlenie po delam arkhitekturny pri Sovete Ministrov RSFSR). A photographic survey of Soviet architecture 1920-1950 with emphasis on urban buildings and a bias towards the monumental architecture favoured by the Stalin regime. Classified into four sections: Leningrad; Moscow (including several photographs of metro stations, exterior and interior); Industrial Centres, City Resorts. Architects: Vesnin, Golosov, Fomin, Shchusev, Zholtovsky, Ladovsky, Vlasov, Nikolaev, Iofan, Dushkin, Chechulin, Efimovich, Merkurov, Abrosimov, Tomsky, Lansere, and others. Senkevich 234: "A good guide to projects deemed acceptable at this time, with the revival of the Zholtovsky school".

Stockholm, Hartwig Gercken, (1728). 19x15. 4to. 26 s.+ 8 utvikbara graverade planscher med planer, fasadritningar och detaljer. Tillsammans med: KONGL. MAJ:TS NÅDIGE PÅBUD, ANGÅENDE RIJORS INRÄTTANDE I SWERIGE. Stockholm, Joh. Henr. Werner, (1731). 8 s. Sammanbundna i ett senare, prydligt pappband. Båda skrifterna i mycket fint skick, det åttasidiga påbudet dock med något bruntonat papper. Ovanlig publikation som framhåller fördelen och nyttan av rior och instruktioner för deras konstruktion, utformning och användande. Enligt Hebbe (I:2129) distribuerades skriften tillsammans med det påbud med vilket det här har bundits samman.

London 1936. 31x23. 300 pp. + 9 section title leaves (8 with index flaps) + 9 advertisement leaves. Ca 240 photos. Publisher's grey and black cloth with yellow lettering, a fine copy. An extraordinary, pioneering coverage of modern package design covering metal, plastic, ceramic, and wood containers, cartons, cans, bags, printing and labelling, window display, etc.