Berlin: Buchergilde Gutenberg, 1928. First edition. First issue with all signature numbers present [Treverton 984]. German text. His fourth book and first book of short stories. 16mo orange cloth boards lettered in black on front and spine; top edge black. Spine ends a little worn with touch of soiling and..... Item #54075 More

Berlin: Buchmeister-Verlag, 1926. First edition of his second book. Second state with page number "180" in smaller type [Treverton 179(2)]. Small quarto orange cloth boards stamped in black on front and spine; top edge stain dark gray (or black). Very good to near fine with covers lightly soiled and top..... Item #54141 More

Zurich and Prague: Buchergilde Gutenberg, (1936). First edition. First issue: p.108:3 ending with "zu" and incorrect font for subchaper 5 p.146 [Treverton 745]. Text in German. The fourth of his six Jungle Novels. Light blue cloth stamped in red on front and spine; page top edge red. Very good or..... Item #54536 More

Amsterdam: Allert De Lange, 1940. Scarce first edition in German [Treverton 877] of his sixth and final "Jungle Novel." Preceded only by a Swedish-language edition published in Stockholm in 1939. First printing with 416 pages. Not published in the UK until 1954 nor the U.S. until 1972. Tan, rough cloth..... Item #54068 More

New York: Boni and Liveright, (1927). First American edition. His first book to be translated into English. Translated by Lambert Armour Shears. Klaus was the son of Thomas Mann. An opponent of fascism, he was one of the first German writers to go into exile. He went on to become..... Item #33589 More

Stuttgarter: Duetscher Bucherbund, no-date. German translation; later printing, as the first was published in Zurich in 1940. Very good with rubbing along the edge of the cover, light soiling to the back board, and a tiny puncture in the cloth binding the size of a pen point on the front..... Item #51354 More

Braunschweig: Friedrich Vieweg und Sohn, 1875 and 1900. First edition. Text in German. Two volume set, well illustrated. Franz Reuleaux (1829-1905), often called "the father of kinematics," was a mechanical engineer and President of the Berlin Royal Technical Academy. FIRST VOLUME: Erster Band: Theoretische Kinematik; Grundzuge einer Theorie Des Maschinenwesens..... Item #71547 More

Zurich: Buchergilde Gutenberg, 1950. First edition of his last book. Second issue with translator's name on verso of title page [Treverton 927(2)]. German text. Made into a 1960 supernatural drama film directed by Roberto Gavaldon -- the first Mexican film to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign..... Item #54053 More