Magyar népballadák. - Budapest: Patria Nyomda, 1991. - 516 p.: ill.; 58x44 mm. - ISBN 9630289687
Green suede binding with guilt title on front and spine. Numbered copy 313/750.
Hungarian folk ballads with a foreword by Tibor Komlovszki. Black and white drawings and coloured illustrations by graphic artist László Kékesi (1960- ).
Divatképek a régmúltból / compiled by Gyula Kardos. - Budapest: Egyetemi Nyomda, 1987. - 74 p.: ills; 55x48 mm.
"Fashion pictures from bygone time". Text printed in Hungarian, Russian, and English . Bound in purple leather with a fashion figure in gold stamped on front cover on a blue background in a gold design . Guilt flowers on spine. Typographical design by Gyula Janka. 450 copies printed of which 250 are numbered; this is #112.
The reproductions were taken from a picture issued on the occasion of the discontinuance of the periodical "Der Spiegel für Kunst Eleganz und Mode" about 1852. On this sheet with the title The History of Fashion are 16 engravings showing the changing fashion between 1828 and 1843. These engravings were made by József Sürch. The endpapers, a pen-drawing of V. Grimm, show a view of the Danube and Budapest with the Chain Bridge that was opened in 1849.
