Kalendarz scienny na rok 1930 [kalendarz zdzierak]./ Wall calendar for 1930 [tear-off calendar]. A small thing, and enjoys.
Kalendarz scienny na rok 1930 [kalendarz zdzierak]./ Wall calendar for 1930 [tear-off calendar].
A small thing, and enjoys.
Kalendarz scienny na rok 1930 [kalendarz zdzierak]./ Wall calendar for 1930 [tear-off calendar].
A small thing, and enjoys.
We often admire the coarse, leather-covered Polish old prints or the first edition of Pan Tadeusz, not to mention the first editions of Karol Marx, Stanisław Lem or Charles Darwin. We do not pay attention to trifles, not very impressive brochures or magazines, and these can not only bring great joy to having them, but sometimes they can cost a fortune and be a great alternative investment.
And so it is with the Wall Calendar for 1930 presented here today, commonly known as the rip-off calendar. This small object, measuring only 6.5 by 9.5 cm, is a huge rarity today, because it is 100% complete, not only does it have all the pages that were intended to be torn out in turn, but they are clean, without notes, etc.
Let us imagine how many years and various historical turmoils—in an almost impeccable state—this little calendar has survived unscathed.
On each printed card we will find the date, goshina of sunrise and sunset and the moon and the names of the birthday guests illustrated with a miniature bust.
On the back we will find the power of recipes and home tips, such as a recipe for beans, how to prepare dinner: chickens, etc., but also a lot of jokes and jokes from the era. Below are a few:
"This one was disappointed:
"So your desires were fulfilled, you got married. What impressions did you get?
"Oh, you know, it's pretty much the same as before, just not as often."
"Are you satisfied with your wife?
-Yes. The goods are good, only the packaging is very expensive."
Etc.
Physical description:
WALL CALENDAR
for the year 1930.
Format 6,5x9,5cm
100% complete!
A huge rarity!
PAPERBACK
ALMOST VERY GOOD CONDITION
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