Description

“Poland Little Known” by George J. Flemming is a passionate entry that reveals undiscovered aspects of Polish culture, history and nature. Published in 1967 by the Literary Institute in Paris, the book is a rich collection of anecdotes, curiosities and insights that show Poland in an unusual way, far from stereotypical perceptions. Flemming, who is also a writer and traveler, insightfully introduces the reader to lesser-known places and historical figures, making an in-depth analysis of social and cultural phenomena.
Bound in handmade fine leather by the Bindery of the Polish Antiquarian, this publication acquires an elegant, unique and durable look. Having “Little-known Poland” in one’s own library is not only a testament to good taste, but also a form of investment in literature that gains in value over the years. The rarity of this work on the antiquarian market, especially in such excellent condition and binding, makes it an extremely attractive proposition for collecting literature lovers.
This book not only enriches your collection, but also inspires you to discover new perspectives on Polish culture and history, becoming a real treasure in any collection.