Leipziger Zeitung daily newspaper No. 208 of September 2, 1855 - the main theme of the issue: Crimean War, Leipzig, Germany A wonderful find for true connoisseurs of bookish infrequentness and history researchers! Leipziger Zeitung (1810-1918) is one of the oldest and most famous daily newspapers in the world, the heiress of so-called profitable newspapers, which have been published regularly six times a week since 1 July 1650. They were probably printed, published and edited in Leipzig by the printer and bookseller Timoteus Ritch (1614-1678). To your attention is a rare issue of September 2, 1855. Much attention in this issue is paid to the Crimean War. Summary of the issue (photo 2): News of Germany and the world. Meeting of Queen Victoria. Death of Count Alfred von Schonenburg. Cholera fires in Europe. Princess of Prussia. News of Russia and Poland: General Stehowitz. Deployment of troops in Russia and their movement around the country. Fleet news in the Baltic Sea. Operational data from the theater of hostilities in the Crimea. Denmark. News from the Reichstag. English gunboat tests. Italy. Contingent in the Crimea. Also in the news of France, Switzerland, Montenegro, Belgium. Large section "Trade and industry", as well as the application "Science" No70. The format of the publication is c. 28 x 22 cm, the number of pages is 36. A copy with traces of wear - there are abrasions, stains, inflections, temporary changes in the physical and chemical properties of paper (yellowing). Paper, as for its age, is high-quality, has a characteristic texture inherent in the technology of paper production 200 years ago. The left root has traces of a coat (photo 8). Apparently, the copy was removed from the annual lining, but all the pages are kept together, a single whole notebook. The condition is most reliably transferred to the photo and taken into account in the price. pncd 0170