12 - Set of 6 books in Russian, including:

Set of 6 books in Russian, including: -Alexander Sergeyevich GRIBOIEDOV (1795–1829), *Travel Memoirs—Caucasus, Persia*, published by Zakkniga, Tiflis (Tbilisi) 1932. Copy No. 1235/3000. Foreword by Ivan Konstantinovich Enikolopov (1893–1994), historian and professor at the University of Tbilisi. 92 pp., in-8° format. Alexander Sergeyevich GRIBOEDOV (1795–1829) “Travel Notes—Caucasus, Persia,” published by “Zakkniga,” Tiflis, 1932. Copy No. 1235/3000. Foreword by historian Ivan Konstantinovich Enikolopov. -"The Tale of Igor’s Campaign—Slovo o polku Igoreve," presented, annotated, and translated from Old Russian by Ivan Alekseevich Novikov (1877–1959), published by the state publishing house “Artistic Literature” - GIKHL, Moscow, 1938. Illustrated with woodcuts by V. Favorskiy. 164 pp., in-16° format. Ivan A. Novikov is a writer renowned for his series of novels on the life of A. S. Pushkin. He also wrote about the works of other writers such as Turgenev, and translated and adapted works into modern Russian. -"Jewish World - Literary Collections," Moscow edition, 1918. Dedicated to Baltruchaïtis by the editorial staff, V-918. Prose, poems, and articles by various authors, including Erenburg, Weissenberg, and Sobol. Three photographs: two from the “Pinkos” register of Jewish communities and one of traditional spice cookies. 310 pp., in-4° format. "Еврейскiй мiръ - литературные сборники," Moscow, 1918. Dedicated by the editorial staff to Yu. K. Baltruchaitis. In-4° format, 310 pp. -Henrik IBSEN (1828–1906), “Peer Gynt,” translated from Norwegian into Russian by J.K. BALTRUCHAITIS (1873–1944), Polza edition, Moscow, 1913. First edition. 188 pp., in-12° format, loose cover. Henrik Ibsen (1828–1906), “Peer Gynt,” translated from Norwegian by Y.K. Baltrušaitis. Published by Polza, Moscow, 1913. -“Love for Three Oranges, Diary of Doctor Dapertutto,” Book I, a collection of plays, tales, poetry, and chronicles, Petrograd, 1916. “Puss in Boots,” translated by Vasily Guipius; poems by A. Blok and V. Knyazhin; a play by M. Jirmunsky; essays by V. Meyerhold, etc. 116 pp., in-8° format. "Love for Three Oranges," a collection of plays, fairy tales, poetry, and articles, Petrograd, 1916. -Gustav Gustavovich SPETH (1879–1937) "Herzen’s Philosophical Worldview," published by Kolos ("колос"), Petrograd, 1921. Cover missing. In-8° format. Gustav Gustavovich SPETH (1879–1937) "Herzen’s Philosophical Worldview," published by "Kolos," Petrograd, 1922. Cover missing. In-8° format. MC Provenance -Jurgis Kasimirovich Baltruchaïtis (1873–1944), Lithuanian diplomat and poet. -Their son, Jurgis Jurgissovich Baltruchaïtis (1903–1988), historian. -His wife, Hélène Baltruchaïtis (1908–2004), née Castel-Focillon, daughter of Henri Focillon (1881–1943). -Then passed down through the family.