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Pity, rather liked "K[6]" numbers, whereas 627+ could easily be even more misleading.

I'd forgotten about that, d**n
This is not the best decade for libraries, in a way.

I think the British Library may be, though, for a fee, and they have it as well. The only online source that Worldcat suggested might have it was the Netherlands Music Institute. (Edit: BL-UK does have it in their catalogue; shelfmark h.3959.a.(4.).)

One would probably have to find sheet music, maybe at a library (British Library, French National Library...) since it doesn't seem to have been digitized anywhere (that I can find) nor reprinted yet (though it's been recorded once or twice.)

Interesting biography, btw- classmate of Prokofiev, moved to China I think, collaborated with Ma Sicong among others?...

Meri Davitashvili (1924-2014). There -is- a Youtube sheet music video with the score in the background, though. That'll serve for browsing. Want something for performing, you'll have to buy it.

Right. It even lists the libraries on the left (see "library siglum").

His suite for string quartet is at a library in Illinois, I see (published by Salabert, ©1932.) The manuscript of Grof Romeo is at the Szechenyi Library . LoC's old catalogue lists Szántó's "Nuits blanches" (published? 1924-5) for small orchestra - they may not still have it, I'd ask them ...

Actually, as I'm using an iPhone and not an iPad, I'm in the wrong category, apologies.

Some of the categories however are out of date in the lists you can see in Padrucci. (e.g. Ernst Toch, Marie Jaëll…)

generally our guidelines, though not rules, are to move one page to the other instead. Can do.

Very wrong.
"If the title is the name of a standard, generic type or form of work (e.g. symphony, concerto, sonata, suite, string quartet, piano trio, nocturne), then English is preferred". From IMSLP Manual of Style, the which you should please read before uploading -anything-.

I have what I think is a better scan of the first two movements to upload and am working on the rest.
All 4 movements uploaded.

I will give it another go, but neither of my scanning techniques has really passed muster. This, Genius Scan, requires me to hurry lest it mistake my arm for the next page while I'm doing a rapid pageturn, and you've probably seen the issue with my previous scans from similarly rigid-but-not-belongi...

Re Op.2 being unsurprisingly public domain in the US since Opp.1&3 are: just be aware there are a number of "surprising" exceptions , so it's good to know.