Description

“Kronika mieszczanina krakowskiego” is a fascinating work that delves into the daily life and administration of Krakow in the 16th century. Through a thorough examination of documents from 1575-1595, authors Krystyna Pieradzka and Janina Dzik have captured the spirit of the era and the complexity of social relations in the eastern European city. The publication also covers the Garbar and Kleparz regions, providing detailed information on local customs, trade and political events that shaped the lives of the residents. The Chronicle is an invaluable source for historians and anyone wishing to understand and appreciate the rich history of Krakow and its communities.
The handmade leather binding, made by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, gives the book an elegant, durable and unique look, emphasizing its exclusivity and collector’s value. Such a binding makes “Kronika mieszczanina krakowskiego” not only an important source of knowledge, but also a sophisticated object of art, which will be a decoration of any library.
An investment in this publication is an excellent opportunity for collectors and history enthusiasts to enrich their collections with a rare item, which will certainly gain in value in the future. Owning this book is not only prestigious, but also an opportunity to nurture the memory of local heritage, which can be passed down from generation to generation. This unique publication in the 1st edition will attract attention and generate interest in any library.