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[POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] Set of three poetry books published in exile, 1920s–1940s. Varying conditions. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. In exile in France after the 1917 Revolution. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT: 1) KOTOMKIN, A. For Russia. Paris, 1927. 144 pp., 17.6 × 12.5 cm, owner’s binding, fair condition (owner’s stickers on the cover), stamp on the title page and elsewhere reading “Bibliothèque de l’Union Galipoli.” 2) KONOVALOV, E.D. *The Truth*. Author’s edition. Paris, 1949. 61 pp., 20.5 × 13 cm., publisher’s cover, in fair condition (stains, tears on the spine). 3) AGNIVTSEV, N. My Little Songs. “Literatura” Publishing House, Berlin, 1921. 128 pp., 17.3 × 12.2 cm, owner’s binding, in fair condition. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. After the 1917 Revolution, he emigrated to France.
[ translate ][POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] Set of three poetry books published in exile, 1920s–1940s. Varying conditions. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. In exile in France after the 1917 Revolution. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT: 1) KOTOMKIN, A. For Russia. Paris, 1927. 144 pp., 17.6 × 12.5 cm, owner’s binding, fair condition (owner’s stickers on the cover), stamp on the title page and elsewhere reading “Bibliothèque de l’Union Galipoli.” 2) KONOVALOV, E.D. *The Truth*. Author’s edition. Paris, 1949. 61 pp., 20.5 × 13 cm., publisher’s cover, in fair condition (stains, tears on the spine). 3) AGNIVTSEV, N. My Little Songs. “Literatura” Publishing House, Berlin, 1921. 128 pp., 17.3 × 12.2 cm, owner’s binding, in fair condition. Provenance: Boris Pavlovich Voinarsky (1895–1957)—Russian officer, staff captain. After the 1917 Revolution, he emigrated to France.
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