Printed materials, detail

A luxury edition containing timetables and fares of passenger trains and steamships in the Principality of Bulgaria.

The largest international exhibition in Bulgaria before the country's entry into the Second World War.

Autographed by Dora Gabe.

Written on the basis of Konstantin Irechek's research, the textbook is intended for schools both in the Principality of Bulgaria and in Eastern Rumelia, demonstrating the unity of the educational system.

With attached plan of the town in 1878.

"Bulgarian Almanac" is the first publication of its kind in the Principality of Bulgaria, aiming to offer the reader a wide variety of "necessary information".

A significant photo-documentary work, published in Sofia in 1919 and aiming to demonstrate the Bulgarian character of Macedonia.

One of the major works on Bulgarian military history, published in the 30s by the Military Historical Commission at the Army Headquarters. With maps attached.

The owner of the book has made handwritten corrections to the title reflecting post-22 September 1908 changes in the international status of the country and the title of its ruler.

It is the first such work in Bulgaria, which explains and illustrates the meaning of about 10 local and imported terms used in the field of agriculture.