BAZEWICZ, Józef Michał - Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland. Warsaw. J. M. Bazewicz Publishing House, 1907
BAZEWICZ, Józef Michał - Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland. Warsaw. Published by J. M. Bazewicz, 1907
p. 85 color lithographic maps with views on separate plates (including 1 folded map), 118; (2) pp. with an index of places. Height: 28.6 cm. Cloth binding with slight wear on the corners and creases on the spine; pages show yellowing and soiling in places, with minor foxing here and there.
The set comprises 85 color maps and the co-bound “Description of the Kingdom of Poland.” The cartographic section consists of a fold-out general map of the Kingdom of Poland and 84 decorative maps of counties, produced by B. A. Bukaty in Warsaw using lithography.
The maps combine cartographic content with views of monuments, towns, and distinctive landmarks, as well as depictions of regional folk types and costumes. The descriptive section provides a general overview of the country—including agriculture, industry, trade, transportation, and education—as well as historical profiles of individual counties and cities.
BAZEWICZ, Józef Michał - Illustrated Geographical Atlas of the Kingdom of Poland. Warsaw. Published by J. M. Bazewicz, 1907
p. 85 color lithographic maps with views on separate plates (including 1 folded map), 118; (2) pp. with an index of places. Height: 28.6 cm. Cloth binding with slight wear on the corners and creases on the spine; pages show yellowing and soiling in places, with minor foxing here and there.
The set comprises 85 color maps and the co-bound “Description of the Kingdom of Poland.” The cartographic section consists of a fold-out general map of the Kingdom of Poland and 84 decorative maps of counties, produced by B. A. Bukaty in Warsaw using lithography.
The maps combine cartographic content with views of monuments, towns, and distinctive landmarks, as well as depictions of regional folk types and costumes. The descriptive section provides a general overview of the country—including agriculture, industry, trade, transportation, and education—as well as historical profiles of individual counties and cities.
