Bourbaki, N. Elements of Mathematics (Élements de mathématique). A collection of nine volumes in Russian translation, 1963-1987.

Н. Бурбаки. Элементы математики / пер. с французского ; под редакцией ведущих советских математиков.
Москва : Издательство иностранной литературы ; Мир ; Наука, 1963-1987. 9 томов. Твёрдый переплёт, увеличенный формат (последний том - энциклопедический формат).

Теория множеств / пер. Г. Н. Поварова, Ю. А. Шиханóвича ; под ред. В. А. Успенского. М. : Мир, 1965. 456 с.
Алгебра. Модули, кольца, формы / пер. Г. В. Дорофеева ; под ред. Ю. И. Манина. М. : Наука, 1966. 557 с.
Алгебра. Многочлены и поля. Упорядоченные группы / пер. В. Е. Говорова, Ю. И. Манина, А. В. Михалёва, А. Л. Шмелькина ; под ред. Ю. И. Манина. М. : Наука, 1965. 300 с.
Общая топология. Основные структуры / пер. С. Н. Крачковского ; под ред. Д. А. Райкова. М. : Наука, 1968. 272 с.
Общая топология. Использование вещественных чисел в общей топологии. Функциональные пространства. Сводка результатов. Словарь / пер. С. Н. Крачковского ; под ред. Д. А. Райкова. М. : Наука, 1975. 408 с.
Интегрирование. Меры, интегрирование мер / пер. Е. И. Стечкиной ; под ред. С. Б. Стечкина. М. : Наука, 1967. 396 с.
Группы и алгебры Ли. Главы IV-VI. Группы Кокстера и системы Титса. Группы, порождённые отражениями. Системы корней / пер. А. И. Кострикина, А. Н. Тюрина ; под ред. А. И. Кострикина. М. : Мир, 1972. 336 с.
Очерки по истории математики / пер. И. Г. Башмаковой ; под ред. К. А. Рыбникова. М. : Издательство иностранной литературы, 1963. 292 с.
Алгебра. Гомологическая алгебра. Глава X / пер. Е. С. Голода ; под ред. А. И. Кострикина. М. : Наука, 1987. 184 с.

В хорошем состоянии.
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Bourbaki, N. Elements of Mathematics / translated from the French ; each volume edited by a leading Soviet mathematician of the day.
Moscow : Foreign Literature Publishing House ; Mir ; Nauka, 1963-1987. 9 volumes. Hardcover, enlarged format (the final volume in a larger, "encyclopaedia" format).

Theory of Sets / translated by G. N. Povarov and Yu. A. Shikhanovich ; edited by V. A. Uspensky. Moscow : Mir, 1965. 456 pp.
Algebra: Modules, Rings, Forms / translated by G. V. Dorofeev ; edited by Yu. I. Manin. Moscow : Nauka, 1966. 557 pp.
Algebra: Polynomials and Fields, Ordered Groups / translated by V. E. Govorov, Yu. I. Manin, A. V. Mikhalev, A. L. Shmelkin ; edited by Yu. I. Manin. Moscow : Nauka, 1965. 300 pp.
General Topology: Basic Structures / translated by S. N. Krachkovsky ; edited by D. A. Raikov. Moscow : Nauka, 1968. 272 pp.
General Topology: Use of Real Numbers in General Topology, Function Spaces, Summary of Results, Vocabulary / translated by S. N. Krachkovsky ; edited by D. A. Raikov. Moscow : Nauka, 1975. 408 pp.
Integration: Measures, Integration of Measures / translated by E. I. Stechkina ; edited by S. B. Stechkin. Moscow : Nauka, 1967. 396 pp.
Lie Groups and Lie Algebras, Chapters IV-VI: Coxeter Groups and Tits Systems, Groups Generated by Reflections, Root Systems / translated by A. I. Kostrikin and A. N. Tyurin ; edited by A. I. Kostrikin. Moscow : Mir, 1972. 336 pp.
Elements of the History of Mathematics / translated by I. G. Bashmakova ; edited by K. A. Rybnikov. Moscow : Foreign Literature Publishing House, 1963. 292 pp.
Algebra: Homological Algebra, Chapter X / translated by E. S. Golod ; edited by A. I. Kostrikin. Moscow : Nauka, 1987. 184 pp.

In good condition.

A substantial working library of the Russian translation of Nicolas Bourbaki's "Éléments de mathématique," the collective pseudonym of the group of predominantly French mathematicians whose austerely axiomatic, structure-first exposition reshaped the presentation of pure mathematics across the twentieth century. Spanning translations issued over nearly a quarter-century, from the 1963 "Elements of the History of Mathematics" to the 1987 chapter on homological algebra, the set traces the full arc of the Soviet reception of Bourbaki, and its roster of editors reads as a who's who of the leading Soviet mathematical school: Yuri Manin edited both algebra volumes at the outset of his career; Alexey Kostrikin, the foremost Soviet specialist in Lie theory and ring theory, oversaw both the Lie groups volume and the concluding homological algebra chapter; Dmitri Raikov, a leading functional analyst, edited both topology volumes; Sergei Stechkin, a prominent approximation theorist, edited the integration volume; and Vladimir Uspensky, a founding figure of Soviet mathematical logic and later of Moscow's tradition of popular mathematical writing, edited the foundational set theory volume. Together the nine volumes cover set theory, three books of algebra spanning basic structures through polynomials, ordered groups, and homological methods, two books of general topology, measure and integration theory, the theory of Lie groups and Lie algebras through root systems, and Bourbaki's own account of the history of mathematics - effectively a working reference library for research-level pure mathematics in the Bourbaki tradition, of substantial interest to mathematicians and historians of the discipline.