Daheim magazine: ein deutsches Familienblatt mit Illustrationen No34, May 1866, Leipzig, Germany Daheim: ein deutsches Familienblatt mit Illustrationen (German edition with illustrations for family reading) was published for over 79 years - from 1864 to 1943 - by Daheim-Expedition (Velhagen & Klasing) in Leipzig and Leipzig. The magazine was published first as a weekly, subsequently in a two-week rhythm. The rare May issue of 1866. The main themes of the issue: "Thomas Carlyle. From Scottish university life. Accompanied by a large portrait of the writer (xylography) - telegraphy. Underground city view; - relics and curiosities. Leather jacket of King Gustav Adolf from the Arsenal in Vienna with illustrations (xylographs); - cat became a mother not only for kittens - and other materials. 31,0x22,5 cm, Number of pages - 12. The language of the publication is German. A copy with slight traces of wear and tear - there are minimal abrasions, temporary changes in the physical and chemical properties of paper - insignificant. Paper is high-quality, has a characteristic texture, inherent in the technology of paper production 150 years ago. The left root has traces of a coat. Apparently, the copy was removed from the annual lining, but all the pages are kept together, a single whole notebook. The state is as reliably transferred to the photo as possible and taken into account in the price.