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Bookplates, Literature. – P. Ettinger. Polish Bookplates in Moscow, 1922. (Polish Bookplates in Moscow, 1922). Krakow 1946. 17 pp., 24 plates with mounted original sheets, 1 sheet of cardboard damaged. Report on the looting of Russian bookplates and other works of art during World War I, investigated by a Polish commission of art historians and librarians on the basis of the Treaty of Riga; published at the end of World War II for good reason. – Enclosed: Exlibrisy Justyny Dobrosławy Czosnykówny. (Exlibris juribus). Wojcieszów (near Hirschberg) 1982. 11 original bookplates, some signed, in original envelope.
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