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Antikvāro veikala „Abecadło” izsole par godu konferencijai: profesora Tadeusza Ulewicza dzīve, zinātne, literatūra un bibliofilija Pearls, Treasures, Rara Avis - Rare Books
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- FUCHS EDUARD *Illustrated History of Morals from the Middle Ages to the Present* [Volume I] *RENAISSANCE* [ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF MORALS] 1909.
- PETIT PAROISSIEN BIJOU with prayers for Holy Mass and for various occasions (1923), A SMALL PARISH BOOKLET with prayers for Holy Mass and for various occasions
- SHAW BERNARD, *Saint Joan*, 1925, cover design by TADEUSZ GRONOWSKI, bookplate by M. SIEMASZKIEWICZ, stamps of the Theater Library
- KONARSKI, Stanisław, *On the Religion of Good People*, Kraków, 1887, The Year 1769. On the anniversary of the interment of the heart of the late Stanisław Konarski in the Church of the 20th Piarists in Kraków
- BESSIERES, Albert T.J., *Faith*, Kraków, 1932, with a foreword by JERZY GOYAU, member of the French Academy; in good condition
- NEW CHURCH HYMNAL, Published by the Foreign Seminary, Potulice-Poznań, 1949
- TOMANEK, Rudolf, Fr. *MSZAŁ*, Vol. II [1960], *LENT AND THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD*, Katowice 1960, published by the Diocesan Curia, distributed by St. Jack’s Bookstore, p. 306, dimensions 9.5 x 15, hardcover
- WAROL ALOJZY J. (T.J.) BREAD IN THE CHURCH, OR DOES THE CHURCH NOT GIVE BREAD? Written by a Polish missionary in America, published by THE M. H. WILTZIUS CO., Milwaukee, New York. 1911?
- ZIPPER, ALBERT Stories from Greek and Roman Mythology [1924] For Young Readers. With 55 illustrations of ancient monuments. KSIĄŻNICA POLSKA of the Association of University Teachers, LVIV-WARSAW 1924, p. 172, dimensions 15 x 22.5, cloth-bound
- ZOFIA GORDZIAŁKOWSKA, *In Solitude*, 1910, Kraków, G. Gebetner & Co., p. 168, dimensions 10 x 16, hardcover, cloth-bound, gilt title, publisher’s edition, condition: more than good.
- LUDWIK EMINOWICZ, Poem, 1906, KRAKOW: G. GEBETHNER & CO., p. 77, dimensions 9.5 x 15.5, period bookbinder's binding, in good condition.
- PERZYŃSKI, Włodzimierz, *Upside Down*, columns from 1925. Series: *Biblioteka Dzieł Wyborowych*: weekly publication; Vol. 2, No. 8, WARSAW 1925, 12.5 x 18, half-cloth binding
- GMASTON (Eng. GUSTAW KAMIEŃSKI) *The Tail of the Royal Horse*, 1923. NOVEL, published by N. Żebrowska, WARSAW 1923, p. 144, dimensions 12.5 x 17.2, custom-bound in half-cloth, with the original cover preserved.
- SHAKESPEARE, W. *Macbeth*. Library for Youth, Lviv, 1892. Translated by JÓZEF PASZKOWSKI, published by the Society of University Teachers, Lviv, 1892, p. 171, dimensions 13.5 x 20.5, period bookbinder’s binding.
- POINCARE, H. (Professor at the Sorbonne, Member of the Academy) SCIENCE AND METHOD 1911 Translated by M. H. HORWITZ, published by JAKÓB MORTKOWICZ. WARSAW 1911-G. CENTNERSZWER AND SKA. LVIV: H. ALTENBERG Bookstore, p. 219, dimensions 14.5 x 20.5, half-clo
- ROGALSKI, Leon—History of the Legislative Assemblies of the National Convention and the Directory, Vol. II, Warsaw, 1845.
- ROMAN POPLEWSKI *The World of Mammals*, Lviv-Warsaw, 1937. 147 illustrations and a color plate
- Henryk SIENKIEWICZ, Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński. Kasper Miaskowski. On Naturalism in the Novel. On the Historical Novel, first edition, Warsaw, 1904, with a portrait of the author
- Piotr CHMIELOWSKI, Liberalism and Obscurantism in Lithuania and Ruthenia (1815–1823), Warsaw, 1898.
- Władysław SMOLEŃSKI, Historical Schools in Poland, Warsaw, 1898, stamped by Jerzy Alexandrowicz.
- GIANNINI, Fortunato, *Storia della Polonia e delle sue relazioni con l'Italia* (History of Poland and Its Relations with Italy), Milan, 1916
- STROWSKI, Fortunat, *Nationalisme Ou Patriotisme*, Paris 1933, signed by the author (?), with a bookplate by STEFAN ŚWIEŻAWSKI
- Józef SZAJNA, 50 Years of Creative Work, Anniversary Exhibition, handwritten dedication by exhibition curator Tamara Książek, edited by Romuald K. Bochyński, introduction by Lech Karwowski, Museum of Contemporary Sculpture in Orońsko, Orońsko 1997, 50 Yea
- OPAŁKA, Roman, *Opałka 1965/1 – Infinity*, texts by Dr. Jarosław Suchan and Prof. Jacques Roubaud, Kraków, 1996, Starmach Gallery, photographs by Roman Opałka, Nathali Derbellay, and Michael Wesely; design and editing by Marek Świca
- STERN JONASZ, The Centennial of Stern: Works by Jonasz Stern (1904–1988) from the 1930s to the 1980s, State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2005, Curator Włodzimierz Nowaczyk, full-page color reproductions, very good condition
- LEBENSTEIN, JAN, *Carnets intimes*—Jan Lebenstein’s Intimate Sketches from the Collection of Hanka Patkowska, Paris, State Art Gallery in Sopot, Sopot 2006, curated by Cezary Pieczyński, photographs by Arkadiusz Mrozowski, numerous full-page color reprodu
- UNION OF POLISH VISUAL ARTISTS / Office of Art Exhibitions / WORKSHOP AND APPLIED GRAPHIC ART, Kraków 1969, catalog design by Aleksandra Konior, Lech Przybylski, cover photo by Wojciech Plewiński, competition exhibition,
- NIKIFORY Nikifors, Nikifor Krynicki, Edward Dwurnik, Marek Krauss, Alina Dawidowicz, MOCAK Museum of Contemporary Art in Kraków 2015, text by Maria Anna Potocka and Andrzej Banach, edited by Delfina Jałowik and Katarzyna Pasternak, numerous reproductions
- GIERYMSKI, Maksymilian (1846–1874), *Catalog of Collected Works*, National Museum in Kraków, Kraków 2019, introduction by Dr. hab. Andrzej Betlej, scientific editor Dr. Aleksandra Krypczyk De Barra
- STERN Jonasz *Landscape After the Catastrophe*, exhibition catalog, MOCAK Kraków 2016, text in English, German, and Polish; authors: Józef Chrobak, Jan Tarasin, Artur Sandauer.
- Xawery Dunikowski: The Great Exhibition of Works (1898–1948), Palace of Art, Kraków, October–November 1948; exhibition catalog compiled by Maria Flukowska. 14 pages, dimensions 20 cm x 14.5 cm.
- HARTWIG, Edward. Fotografika. Krzysztofory Gallery, August 1960. Krakow Group Artistic Association. Exhibition catalog, with an introduction by Adam Johann. 8 pages, dimensions 17 cm x 13 cm. The publication includes a list of the author’s works and three
- Konstanty Brandl. Catalog of Prints, University Museum, Toruń, 2005, from the collection of the Emigration Archive of the University Library in Toruń. The catalog is dedicated to Witold Leitgeber, a Polish writer and publisher.
- PANEK, Jerzy: *Women/Frauen* on the 90th anniversary of his birth, December 2008. Exhibition catalog at the GF Jan Fejkiel Gallery, reproductions by Marian Curzydło and Piotr Witosławski. Number of pages: 40, dimensions: 30 cm x 24 cm. First edition. 350
- RAPPAPORT, Edmund, Wacław Potocki as a Satirist. Published by Gebethner and Wolff, Kraków 1920. Historical and Literary Works Series, No. 14. Number of pages: 108; dimensions: 23 cm x 15 cm. Pages are uncut and clean. Softcover.
- Zofia TUROWSKA-BAROWA, *Pleasant and Useful Games* (1770–1777): From Studies on Stanisław-Era Literature, Kraków 1933. Main Distribution Center at the J. Mianowski Fund, Warsaw. Number of pages: 82; dimensions: 24 cm x 15.5 cm.
- Henryk BARYCZ, Poles Studying in Rome During the Renaissance (1440–1600), Kraków 1938, published by the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences. Series: Archives of the Commission for the History of Education and Schooling in Poland, No. 4. Number of pages: 2
- RAVETZ, Jarome R. Astronomy and Cosmology in Copernicus’s Work, translated by Jerzy Dobrzycki. Wrocław 1965—1st edition. Department of the History of Science and Technology, Polish Academy of Sciences. Number of pages: 92; dimensions: 25 cm x 18 cm.
- SKOCZEK, Józef. The City of Brzeg and Its History. Katowice, 1947. Published by the Silesian Institute. Reprint from Volume XVII of *Zaranie Śląskie*. A monograph on the city. Number of pages: 20; dimensions: 17 cm x 20 cm. Cover and pages are blank. In v
- Kazimierz BUKOWSKI, *The Bible and Literature: An Anthology*. Dedication by the author to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz; the author’s handwritten signature. First edition, Wydawnictwa Szkolne i Pedagogiczne, Warsaw, 1984. Number of pages: 336, dimensions: 20
- Władysław TOMKIEWICZ, Jerzy Ossoliński. The Great Historical Library, State Publishing House for School Books in Lviv, Lviv 1938. Edited by Stefan Pomarański and Marian Serejski. Number of pages: 82; dimensions: 20.5 cm x 15 cm.
- EVDOKIMOV, PAUL, Orthodoxy. Translated by Rev. Jerzy Klinger. Dedicated to Zofia and Jerzy Nowosielski by the translator, Jerzy Klinger. PAX Publishing Institute, Warsaw 1964, 1st edition. Number of pages: 396; dimensions: 24.5 cm x 17 cm.
- SIMONE Weil, *Supernatural Consciousness: A Selection of Thoughts*. Translated by Aleksandra Olędzka-Frybesowa. Dedicated to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz by the translator. PAX Publishing Institute, Warsaw 1965. First edition. Number of pages: 360; dimension
- STOPA, Roman, *Little People of the Desert and the Wilderness*, handwritten dedication by the author to Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Warsaw, 1962.
- GIERGIELEWICZ, Mieczysław, *Rhyme and Verse*, handwritten dedication by the author to Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Polish University in Exile, London, 1957.
- Witold GOMBROWICZ, *Il matrimonio*, Turin, 1967, original title: *Ślub*
- KONSTANTY M. ŻUKIEWICZ (Dominican Father), *The Queen of the Holy Rosary in the Church and in Poland*, Vol. I, Lviv, 1934.
- ANDERS, Władysław, *La strage di Katyn*, Italian edition, translated by Adrian Pop, Milan, 1967.
- FEIGELMANAS, Nojus, *Lithuanian Incunabula*, Scientific Library of V. Kapsukas State University of Vilnius, Vilnius, 1975.
- Konstanty Michalski, Tadeusz Sinko, *Contributions from the Mogilno Codex to the History of Education in Poland in the 15th Century*, Kraków, 1917.
- Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński, Tobiasz Wiszniowski, *Poems*, edited by Kazimierz Józef Turowski, Kraków, 1858.
- KOT, Stanisław, “Stanisław Estreicher Against the Background of Kraków’s Cultural Life,” Glasgow, 1945.
- POLLAK, Roman, *Among Old Polish Writers*, handwritten dedication by the author to Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Warsaw, 1966, in good condition
- KUREK, Jalu, Selected Writings, Poetry, with a handwritten DEDICATION by the author, Kraków, 1980.
- ZMORSKI, Roman, *Along the Sava and Drava*, cover by Bogusław Biegański, with a foreword by Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Warsaw, 1956.
- MIŁOSZ, Czesław, *To*, signed by the poet, Kraków, 2000.
- Józef SZUJSKI, *Die Polen und Ruthenen in Galizien, Wien und Teschen*, Vienna and Cieszyn, 1882, *Poles and Ruthenians in Galicia*
- SMOLARSKI, Mieczysław, *The Adventures of Polish Travelers*, cover by J. Przybylska, Lviv, 1930.
- Mieczysław JAROSZ, Cieszyn Silesia, Kraków, c. 1909
- DOBRZYCKI, Stanisław, *From the History of Polish Literature*, with a handwritten signature by Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, *Nowa Biblioteka Uniwersalna* series, Kraków, 1907.
- ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO KRAKOW AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, Seventh Year of Publication, 1901–1911; stamp of the Library of the Oksza Preventive Care Home of the "Odrodzenie" Society in Zakopane
- KLONOWICZ, Sebastyan Fabian, Polish Poetic Writings; ZBYLITOWSCY, Andrzej and Piotr, Selected Poems, Kraków 1858, 1860—two books bound together
- Henryk MOŚCICKI, *A Posthumous Tribute to Prince Józef* (Funeral—Monuments—Song and Legend), with 27 illustrations, Warsaw, 1922, stamped “Architect Jan Sierdziński”
- HOFFMANN, Julian, *Die Kriegsfährte der Komanchen. Eine Erzählung aus den Prairien von Texas* (*The Comanche War Trail: A Tale from the Prairies of Texas*), *The Comanche Indians*, Berlin, 1890 (?)
- DYAKOWSKI, Bohdan, *Wieliczka: Its Current State and History*, bookplate by Jerzy Duda, Grand Master of the Revived Knights’ Order of Bibliophiles in Kraków, Warsaw, 1909.
- Mikołaj BIERDIAJEW, *The New Middle Ages*, Rój Publishing Society, Warsaw, 1936.
- TROJANOWSKI, Wojciech, *Ah, What a Pity...*, London 1980, a collection of reportage, in good condition
- Zygmunt NOWAKOWSKI, *Symbol of the Earth and the Sun: On Cracovia and Sports*, with a dedication to Paweł Chojnacki—co-author of the selection and introduction, Kraków, 2026.
- JEZIERSKI, Józef, Illustrated Guide to Kraków and the Surrounding Area, 1912–1913, with a map of the city, Kraków, 1913. addYour note
- Stanisław BARAŃCZAK, *Triptych of Concrete, Weariness, and Snow*, illustrated by Wojciech Wołyński, underground edition, Kraków, 1980.
- Karol POPIEL, From Brest to "Polonia," London, 1967; Memoirs of the founder of the Labor Party and a minister in Władysław Sikorski’s government
- TURNAU, Jan, *In the Eyes of a Layman*, handwritten dedication by the author, “Więzi” Library, Warsaw, 1979, afterword by Andrzej Zuberbier
- Jan SŁOMKA, former village administrator in Dzików, *Memoirs of a Peasant: From Serfdom to the Present Day*, Kraków, 1929.
- BRANDSTAETTER, Roman; *Marchołt*, handwritten signatures—autographs by Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz and Prof. Henryk Markiewicz; illustrations by Andrzej Stopka; Kraków, 1954, 1st edition; uncut piece; good condition
- KOT, Stanisław, Sources for the History of Education (selection), Volumes I and II—complete edition, Warsaw, 1929. Good condition
- GALIŃSKI, Adam, Poetry of Reborn Poland, 1918–1930, Łódź, 1931. addYour note
- Zdzisław MORAWSKI, *On the Italian Renaissance*, Kraków, 1922, *Two Venetian Tragedies of the 15th Century—Dantesque Dawns*—*From the Collection of the Novellists*. With seven illustrations
- MERCZYNG, Henryk, “Szymon Budny as a Critic of Biblical Texts,” Kraków, 1913, Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Jan PTAŚNIK, *Cities and the Bourgeoisie in Old Poland*, Kraków, 1934.
- KORCZAK, Janusz, *Sława*. A story; cover and illustrations by J. Toma, Warsaw, 1937; archival stamps from the Jan Kochanowski 7-Grade Boys’ Public School in Nowy Sącz
- Tadeusz KUDLIŃSKI, *Świętokradca*, handwritten dedication by the author to Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, 1st ed., Wrocław-Warsaw 1947, cover by Franciszek Walczowski
- HAHN, Wiktor, Dramatic Literature in 16th-Century Poland, Lviv, 1906
- In Memory of Wilhelm Feldman, handwritten signature of Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Kraków, 1922
- DYBOSKI, Roman, United States of America, handwritten dedication by the author, Lviv–Warsaw, 1930. addYour note
- BRANECKEY, Józef, Frater Johannes. Historical novel, illustrations by Andrzej Kovacik, translated by Jan Magiera, Slovak Library No. 3, Kraków, 1936.
- Bishop BOUGAUD, *Christian Life*, *Christianity and the Present Age*, Book Five, Warsaw, 1914.
- HARBUT, JULIUSZ STANISŁAW, Ph.D., *A November Night in the Light and Shadows of History*..., dedication by the author dated December 24, 1939
- Edmund Jezierski, *Unknown Soldiers*, Warsaw, the interwar period
- Werner SOMBART, Socialism and the Social Movement, Lviv, 1907.
- Ludwik O. Z. K. FANFANI, THE ROSARY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY: History, Legislation, and Devotional Practices, Lviv, 1935.
- LIPPERT, Piotr, Rev. T. J., *From Soul to Soul: Spiritual Letters to Good People*, Kraków, 1928, archival stamp: Lviv Senior Scout Circle and Lviv Theological Seminary
- THE CONFRATERNITY OF PERPETUAL ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, 1904
- PLENKIEWICZ, Roman, *Mikołaj Rej of Nagłowice: Ethics 1505–1905*, Warsaw, 1905; this publication was produced as part of the celebrations marking the 400th anniversary of the writer’s birth. addYour note
- PIGOŃ, Stanisław, *From the Fabric of Memory: Fragments of Memories*. Dedicated to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and bearing the author’s handwritten signature. State Publishing Institute, Warsaw, 1968, 1st edition.
- Henryk BARYCZ, *An Angry and Rebellious Historian: A Study of Wacław Sobieski*. Dedicated to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and bearing the author’s handwritten signature. Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków 1978, 1st edition.
- SAWICKI, Stefan, *Norwid’s Struggle with Form*. Dedication to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and the author’s handwritten signature. Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, Warsaw 1986, 1st edition.
- Translated by Tadeusz KARYŁOWSKI, *Church Hymns*. Dedicated to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and bearing the handwritten signature of the editor, Mirosław Korolka. PAX Publishing Institute, Warsaw 1978, first postwar edition.
- Izabela KLESZCZOWA, introduction and selection. Polish Litanies and Supplications. Dedication to Professor Ulewicz from the author of the introduction. Calvarianum Publishing House of the Bernardine Fathers, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, 1995.
- Kazimierz WYKA, The Borderlands of the Novel. Polish Prose, 1945–1948. Provenance inscription by Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz, dated August 1948. Published by M. KOT, Kraków, 1948. Series: Literature, Art, Criticism, No. 3.
- ŻUŁAWSKI, Jerzy, *Poems*, Volumes 1–4. Published in 1908 by H. Altenberg’s bookstore in Lviv; printed at the National Printing House in Kraków. Cloth binding, gilt edges. Provenance stamps: T. E. Radzikowski
- NORWID, Cyprian, Poems. Dedication to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and a handwritten signature by Stefan Sawicki, author of the introduction and commentary on the poems. Catholic University of Lublin, Lublin 1991.
- WYKA, Kazimierz Cyprian Norwid: Studies, Articles, Reviews. Dedication to Professor Tadeusz Ulewicz and a handwritten signature by Marta Wyka, the author and editor. Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków, 1989, 1st edition.
- Stanisław Kot, The Republic of Poland in Western Political Literature, Kraków, 1919.
- FOR THE HEART AND THE MIND: A Collection of Short Stories, Poems, Advice, and Useful Tips. Volume V, illustrated, Kraków 1910. Contains the following sections: literature, society, science and education, women’s issues, hygiene and health, nature and tech
- Kazimierz MORAWSKI. Andrzej Patrycy Nidecki: His Life and Works, by Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Kraków, 1892.
- MONLAUR, Marie Reynès, *Jerusalem 1: The Last Steps*, Warsaw, 1915; a pilgrimage to the Holy Land; stamp from the library of Rev. Dr. Eugeniusz Król in Kraków
- GOŁĄB, Julian, Poland’s Efforts Toward an Ecumenical Council and Church Reform, with a dedication from the author, Kraków, 1911, uncut piece
- SOBIESKI, Wacław, Historical Studies: The King and the Tsar, Lviv, 1912
- KUKIEL, Marian, General. An Outline of the History of the Military in Poland [London, 1949]
- ZACHEMSKI, Antoni, Gęśle from Jawor, Krakow Branches of the Podhalan Association, Krakow, 1935, Tatra Tales
- KARADŻOW Stanko, Marysia, and Rózia, handwritten dedication by Tadeusz Stanisław Grabowski, Kraków, 1913
- MAYNE-REID, Thomas, Captain, *The Valley of No Return*, 5th edition, with 11 illustrations, Warsaw, 1925.
- The 29th Report of the Director of the C. K. Gymnasium in Sanok for the 1909–10 School Year, Sanok, 1910, with a fold-out table listing books organized by class and subject
- SIKORSKI, Brunon, *The Issue of the Polish Middle Class*, Poznań, 1937, Catholic Action Library
- Aleksander WÓYCICKI, Rev. Prof., “Trends in the Development of Labor Unions in Poland,” Poznań, 1937.
- KOT, Stanisław, *From the History of Polish Propaganda in the 16th Century: Polish Diplomats in Naples*, Kraków 1928, handwritten note by Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, in good condition
- THE AUGUST UPRISING, Polish Socialist Party, Second Edition, Warsaw, 1945, with a proclamation to the people of Warsaw
- PIOTR CIEKLIŃSKI, *Potrójny* by Plautus, handwritten dedication by Julian Krzyżanowski (the editor) to Prof. Tadeusz Ulewicz, Wrocław–Warsaw–Kraków, 1967.
- Józef SIEMIEŃSKI, A Guide to Polish Archives, Part I: Archives of the Former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Warsaw, 1933.
- Karol ESTREICHER, “A Remembrance of a Calendar That No Longer Exists,” Kraków, 1931, an essay on Józef Czech’s Kraków Calendar
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