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Limited to 600 copies. The Solovetsky Islands (firstly SLON) magazine was the official edition of the management of the Solovetsky Special Purpose Camps. It was published in 1924-1926 and 1929-1930. The first issue was released in 17 copies only and was full of political articles (later poems, essays, and tales appeared). Prisoners were most of the authors. The magazine was managed… Read more about this item

Moskva, Iz-vo Inostrnnoy literatury, 1956. In good condition, slightly spotted to the cover, crack and tear to the front cover, usual stamp to the front cover. Copy #324. First and only Russian edition of Campbell-Johnson's Sir Anthony Eden. A Biography (1955).The series of such books were sent out to Soviet authorities according to the special list. Each number in the list corresponds to… Read more about this item

London, Williams, Lea & Co., 1945. Signed and inscribed by the author: 'To Madame Buchueva / with greetings from / Clementine S. Churchill / November 1945'. Baroness Clementine Ogilvy Spencer-Churchill (1885-1977), a chairwoman of the Red Cross Aid to Russia Fund (1941-1946), arrived in Moscow on April, 2 1945. Her visit, the whole month and a half, took place during the Red… Read more about this item

[Moskva], Otdel tekhnicheskoy propagandy, 1940-1941. Limited to 250 (No. 9) and 500 (No. 11-12 and 4) copies. Rare 'not for sale' specialists book. On the order of Joseph Stalin, the one of the most famous temples of Moscow, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, was destroyed in December 1931. The demolition was supposed to make way for a colossal Palace of the Soviets.… Read more about this item

One of 1.500 copies published. Covers by Mikhail Sokolov (1885-1947) - member of World of Arts movement. He lived in Tver' in the beginning of 20s. In 1923 he destroyed almost all of his works fearing of arrest. He was arrested in 1938. Among the contributors are composer and critic Leonid Sabaneev (1881-1968) who left Russia in 1926, futurist poet Ivan… Read more about this item