Description

“An Illustrated Guide for Exiles in France” by Henryk Staniszewski is a unique work that offers valuable information and practical advice for Poles residing in France between the wars. Published in 1925 by Druk Polska in Paris, the guide not only takes a closer look at the geographical and cultural aspects of life in the country, but also provides essential advice on everyday matters, from dealing with official matters to employment and housing issues. Numerous illustrations make it a pleasure to read, as well as an excellent resource for expatriates.
Bound in fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, this edition exudes elegance and careful craftsmanship. The hand binding not only enhances the aesthetics, but also ensures durability, making the book an ideal piece for a bibliophile’s collection. Each copy is unique, which gives a sense of uniqueness and historical value.
Thanks to the rarity of this item on the antiquarian market, the “Illustrated Guide for Exiles in France” is an excellent investment, whose value increases over time. Ownership of such a unique work is not only a testimony of interest in the history of Polish emigration, but also an expression of the high culture of the owner. This is an item that combines substantive depth with aesthetics, enriching any library with a valuable piece of cultural heritage.