Illustrated guide to the imperial royal Austrian national railroads on the routes :
1. Lviv - Krasne - Podwołoczyska,
2. Krasne - Brody,
3 .Lviv - Stanislawow - Kolomyja - Sniatyn - Chernivtsi,
4 .Kolomyja - Sloboda rungurska,
5 .Kolomyja - Kniazhzhwór,
6 .Stanislaviv-Buchach-Husiatyn,
7 .Stanislaviv-Voronienka,
8. the Podolia Railway.
With 27 pictures and 2 geographical cards [ maps].
According to the instructions of the c.k. General Directorate of Austrian State Railways edited and written by Adolf Inlender.*.
Publisher: Printing House and Artistic Establishment "Steyrermühl" - Vienna [1892].
Publisher's softcover. Front cover decorated according to the design of Anton Paul Heilmann (1850 - 1912) - Austrian painter, watercolorist. Back cover with a view of Stanislawow.
Block consistent, pages clean. Complete pages and maps. Minor rubbing of the spine.
Number of pages : 98 + maps
Format : 11 x 19 [cm].
Format of maps : a) - 25 x 75 [cm] - Krakow Lviv, Brody
b) - 25 x 40 [cm] - Kolomyja, Chernivtsi
Condition of maps very good, one loose.
Unique beautifully published guidebook in Polish language from the end of the 19th century which contains descriptions of: rail routes, towns, monuments, historical and ethnographic news, beliefs and occupations of the peoples living in the area and numerous illustrations.
From the text :
" The greatest peculiarity of Halych is the colony of the Karaite sect. The Karaites or Karaites are a Jewish sect founded in the 8th century in Babylon(...). "
*Adolf Władysław Inlender (Inleander) (born December 19, 1853 in Buczacz, died February 27, 1920 in Lviv) - Polish pharmacist, socialist and socialist activist.



