A GROUP OF SEVEN ANTIQUE BOOKS ON RUSSIAN HISTORY BY KLYUCHEVSKIY, ORESHNIKOV ET AL

comprising:

a) Published under supervision of ORESHNIKOV, Aleksey (Russian 1855-1933). Drevnosti. Trudy Imperatorskago moskovskago arkheologicheskago obshestva [Antiquities. The Works of Imperial Archeological Society of Moscow], Volume 25. Moscow: G. Lissner and D. Sobko, 1916. Folio (350 x 280 mm). With 54 black-and-white illustrations, 36 pictures in text, including a fold-out map;

b) KLYUCHEVSKIY, Vasiliy (Russian 1841-1911). Istoriya sosloviy v Rossii [History of Social Classes in Russia]. The course of lectures given in the University of Moscow in 1886. Third edition. Petrograd: Literaturno-izdatelskiy Otdel Komissariata Narodnogo Prosvyasheniya, 1918. 8vo (237 x 153 mm). 276 pages;

c) KLYUCHEVSKIY, Vasiliy (Russian 1841-1911). Skazaniya inostrantsev o Moskovskom gosudarstve [Foreigners` Legends about Muscovy]. Petrograd: Literaturno-izdatelskiy Otdel Komissariata Narodnogo Prosvyasheniya, 1918. 8vo (239 x 162 mm). 333 pages;

d) From the collection of works by OVSYANIKO-KULIKOVSKIY, Dmitriy (Russian 1853-1920). Istoriya russkoy intilligentsii [History of Russian Intelligentsia]. Volume 7. Part I. Saint Petersburg: Obshestvennaya polza and Prometei, 1910. 8vo (246 x 175 mm). 324 pages;

e) From the collection of works by OVSYANIKO-KULIKOVSKIY, Dmitriy (Russian 1853-1920). Istoriya russkoy intilligentsii [History of Russian Intelligentsia]. Volume 8. Part II. Fifth edition. Saint Petersburg: I. L. Ovsyaniko-Kulikovskaya, 1914. 8vo (246 x 175 mm). 276 pages. BOUND TOGETHER WITH: Istoriya russkoy intilligentsii [History of Russian Intelligentsia]. Volume 9. Part III. Fifth edition. Saint Petersburg: I. L. Ovsyaniko-Kulikovskaya, 1914. 8vo (246 x 175 mm). 212 pages;

f) PLATONOV, Sergey (Russian 1860-1933). Uchebnik russkoy istorii dlya sredney shkoly [Middle School Textbook on Russian History]. A systematic course in two parts. Fifth edition. Saint Petersburg: Ya. Bashmakov & Co, 1914. 8vo (227 x 160 mm). 491 pages. With eight fold-out color maps by I. Mikhailov;

g) Smert Tolstogo [Death of Tolstoy]. The correspondence caused by the stay and the death of count Lev Tolstoy at the Astapovo station. Moscow: V. I. Lenin Public USSR Library, 1929. 8vo (227 x 150 mm). 328 pages.