New York: Cosmopolitan, 1931. First U.S. edition. Translated from German by Basil Creighton. Dust jacket artwork by ESH. Near fine with a touch of shelfwear and faint soiling; in near fine dust jacket with faint rubbing at spine ends and corners and spine subtly toned. Item #72521 More

Munich: Georg Muller, 1908. First edition thus: with illustrations by Renner. German language edition translated from the Italian by Hanns Floerke. Number 808 of 850 numbered copies (the first 50 were printed on handmade paper). Volumes 8 & 9 in the publishers 31-volume “Pearls of Older Romance Prose” series edited..... Item #72751 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: Theoretische Kinematik; Grundzuge einer Theorie Des Maschinenwesens [Theoretical Kinematics..... Item #71547 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

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

Berlin: Buchergilde Gutenberg, (1929). First edition. Treverton's first issue with "DISTURP" in English line p.61 and initial "S" p.109 inverted. Frankly, the only reason we can tell the "S" is inverted is we have two copies -- the first issue and the second (with "DISTURB" and "S" the right way..... Item #54540 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

Munchen: Der Ziegelbrenner, 1917-20. First edition. German language ANARCHIST MAGAZINE that reportedly escaped censorship due to it being misclassified by authorities as a magazine for bricklayers. Edited under the name Ret Marut up until March 1919, after which Marut remained anonymous, identified on the rear cover only as being "known..... Item #54291 More