Rare books
Fragmenti - Sisak od prapovijesti do suvremenosti
Francusko-hrvatski rječnik s označenim izgovorom
The second, expanded and revised edition of Julije Adamović's French-Croatian Dictionary with annotated pronunciation, published in 1921 in Zagreb, represents a significant contribution to Croatian lexicography and the methodology of learning foreign lang
Fran Kurelac: tragom života i rada hrvatskoga preporoditelja i književnika (1811-1874)
Fuck You! - Iz američke underground poezije
Despotov translated this anthology and its preface from the publication Fuck you: Underground poems. Untergrund Gedichte (1968) by Ralf-Rajner Rigula.
Futbal 1952 - ilustrovani futbalski godišnjak
The second issue of the yearbook "Football" - Toni Pogačnik's report from the Olympics in Helsinki, review of the match of the Yugoslav national team, with a look at the dramatic match against the USSR, reviews of the championship, all leagues, review of
Futbal 1953 - ilustrovani futbalski godišnjak
The third issue of the yearbook "Football" - reports on the matches of the national team, an overview of the national championship of Yugoslavia, all leagues and results, an article about Hajduk's tour of South America, an overview of the European champio
Futbal 1954 - ilustrovani futbalski godišnjak
Sergije Lukač, Koja Paljić, Ljubiša Nišavić, Mile Kos, Branko Daleore wrote in this issue: reports from the World Football Championship, all national team matches, review of the first and second federal leagues, European championships...
Futbal 1955-1956 - ilustrovani futbalski godišnjak
The biennial, last edition of the yearbook "Football" - analysis of the federal championship, which was won by Hajduk in 1955, and Red Star in 1956, the results of the A and B leagues and sub-leagues, and there is also an overview of the matches of the Yu
Futbal - ilustrovani nedeljni sportski list, broj 1-22
The first anniversary of the magazine "Football - illustrated weekly sports magazine", from number 1 (August 7, 1951) to number 22 (December 31, 1951).
Gargantua i Pantagruel
Rabelais' masterpiece, a five-book novel cycle that follows the adventures of the giant Gargantua and his son Pantagruel. Vinaver, known for his linguistic virtuosity, masterfully conveys Rabelais's lavish humor, juicy swear words, and layered wordplay.