A LOT OF SIX VINTAGE RUSSIAN AND SOVIET BOOKS
A collection of rare Russian and Soviet books. Includes the antique literary collection with the play by L. Andreev Days of Our Lives and the novel by Knut Hamsun Roza. Printing house Sever, early 20th century; Vladimir Vysotsky, collection of songs in 4 volumes, volume 1, 1981; Complete collection of poems by Afanasy Fet, volume 2, St. Petersburg, Edition of the Association of A.F. Marx, 1912; collected works of Afanasy Fet with a foreword by N.N. Strakhov; Boris Lazarevsky. Dark Night: Short Stories 1919-1922 Berlin, Otto Kirchner & Co. Publishing House, 1923; and the book of N.A. Raspopov, When Asia speaks..., rare lifetime edition, Paris, 1930. Raspopov N.Ð. - diplomat, writer, memoirist. In the diplomatic service in Japan, 1890-1895, vice-consul in Seoul, 1896-1898, financial agent of the consulate in Shanghai, 1905-1906, consul general in Dairen, 1907-1908, 1910, consul in Nagasaki, Singapore. Emigrated to France in 1918. He also wrote under the pseudonym A. Stromov.
Dimensions: Biggest Item 6 1/2" x 8 1/2" inAll measurements are approximate
Condition Report: Overall condition good. Shows signs of age and wear. Refer to photos. Sold As Is
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A collection of rare Russian and Soviet books. Includes the antique literary collection with the play by L. Andreev Days of Our Lives and the novel by Knut Hamsun Roza. Printing house Sever, early 20th century; Vladimir Vysotsky, collection of songs in 4 volumes, volume 1, 1981; Complete collection of poems by Afanasy Fet, volume 2, St. Petersburg, Edition of the Association of A.F. Marx, 1912; collected works of Afanasy Fet with a foreword by N.N. Strakhov; Boris Lazarevsky. Dark Night: Short Stories 1919-1922 Berlin, Otto Kirchner & Co. Publishing House, 1923; and the book of N.A. Raspopov, When Asia speaks..., rare lifetime edition, Paris, 1930. Raspopov N.Ð. - diplomat, writer, memoirist. In the diplomatic service in Japan, 1890-1895, vice-consul in Seoul, 1896-1898, financial agent of the consulate in Shanghai, 1905-1906, consul general in Dairen, 1907-1908, 1910, consul in Nagasaki, Singapore. Emigrated to France in 1918. He also wrote under the pseudonym A. Stromov.
Dimensions: Biggest Item 6 1/2" x 8 1/2" inAll measurements are approximate
Condition Report: Overall condition good. Shows signs of age and wear. Refer to photos. Sold As Is
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