London: Constable, (1920). Small quarto. (76)ff. One of fifty copies printed on Japon, signed by the artist, and with an extra hand-colored illustration. Illustrated with six full-color plates and thirty-two in black & white, some of which have touches of color, as well as numerous smaller line drawings throughout. Balfour's..... More
Frankfurt am Main: 1954/55. Octavo. Unpaginated. Entirely manuscript, with eight miniature paintings in a delightful array of colors, all with flourished backgrounds and borders by M. K. Neudold. Neudold's exacting hand here renders the well-known verses of the Rubaiyat into German, extending to some Arabic lines facing the title page..... More
Worcester, MA: Commonwealth Press, 1932. One of 250 copies. Known at the time as the smallest book in the world, this tiny book is part of a set, which includes a miniature edition of the book (1 3/4 by 1 1/2; 44x37mm), showing, in addition to the text, an explanatory..... More
