Description

“Collection of administrative regulations of the Kingdom of Poland: Department of Justice. Part III, Vol. XV” is a fundamental publication that provides valuable information on legal and administrative regulations in the Kingdom of Poland in the 19th century. Published in 1868 by J. Goldman’s printing house in Warsaw, the book focuses on regulations related to the organization of courts, legal procedures and principles of justice, which had a significant impact on the formation of the legal system in Poland. As a source of knowledge, it is an essential document for legal historians, lawyers and anyone interested in the evolution of the Polish administrative system.
The offered copy is characterized by an elegant, hand-made binding in fine leather, prepared with attention to detail by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery. This kind of high-quality treatment not only protects the valuable content of the book from damage, but also gives it a luxurious and unique character, making it a magnificent element of any prestigious library.
Owning the “Collection of Administrative Rules” is not only an investment in legal literature, but also an expression of appreciation for a rich cultural heritage. The rarity of this publication on the antiquarian market, especially in preserved condition and with an artistically executed binding, makes it extremely desirable among collectors. By investing in this book, you not only gain a valuable source of knowledge, but also a unique piece of history that will enrich your book collection and attract the attention of lovers of law and administrative history.