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[POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT of four books published in exile, 1920s–1930s. Varying conditions. [POETRY, EMIGRANT PUBLICATIONS] LOT: 1) Ekaterina TURNIKOVA. Songs About the Motherland. Paris, 1933. 109 pp., hardcover, 19 × 13.7 cm, in fair condition (stains, foxing, text block coming away from the cover). The first book by poet Ekaterina Grigorievna Turnikova (née Matveeva; 1895–1941). 2) EKATERINA TURNIKOVA. Calls of the Motherland: Poems: Vol. 2, [self-published / Selbstverlag], Berlin, 1936. 56 pp., hardcover, fair condition (owner’s stickers on the cover). 3) Shaginyan, Margarita. *Orientalia* / cover art by V. Konashevich. 5th ed. Published by Z. I. Grzhebin, St. Petersburg–Berlin, 1921. 88 pp., publisher’s cover, 14.8 × 13.7 cm, in condition (stains; text block coming away from the cover; inscription by A. T. Nekrasov on the cover and title page). 4) TALOV, Mark-Louis. A Double Existence. Published by Franco-Russian Press, Paris, 1922. 64 pp., 20 × 14 cm., hardcover, print run of 505 copies, in its original condition. (stains, cover worn at the edges, tears, partial loss of spine, owner’s labels on the cover).
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