Description

“Chronicle of Poland, Lithuania, Zhmodzka and All Rus'” by Maciej Stryjkowski is a monumental source of knowledge about the history of Poland and its neighboring lands, which have passed fearfully through the centuries. As one of the most important chroniclers of the 16th century, Stryjkowski’s work gathers valuable information about the political, social and cultural events that took place in these regions. His narrative, full of rich details and insightful analyses, shapes not only the picture of the past, but also reveals the complexity of relations between nations.
Published in 1846, this edition has great collector and market value. It provides a valuable research topic for historians and enthusiasts, and its unique context is part of the history of Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
The elegant, handmade leather binding by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbinders’ Bindery gives the book a unique and durable look, emphasizing its importance and exclusivity. Having such a copy in the book collection is not only an investment in the knowledge of a rich history, but also a symbol of care for culture, which can be passed down from generation to generation as a valuable family treasure, enriching traditions and the memory of the past.