167 - G. G. Winkel, "Corpsgeschichte der Bonner Borussia", Bonn 1938, cloth in corps colours, frontispiece

G. G. Winkel, "Corpsgeschichte der Bonner Borussia", Bonn 1938, cloth in corps colours, frontispiece Paper, cloth binding, book, G. G. Winkel, "Corpsgeschichte der Bonner Borussia", written by Geheimer Regierungsrat (Privy Councillor) G. G. Winkel, Franconiae, Masoviae, Rhaetiae, Sueviae Prag, Franconiae and Marchiae Brünn, Borussiae Bonn, edited by Arved Baron von Hahn, privately published by the Borussia, Bonn 1938, 196 pages, binding in the colours (Couleur) of the Bonn Prussians with black diagonal stripes, cipher (Zirkel) "B!" and printed "Corpsgeschichte 1821 - 1935.", frontispiece with the portrait of corps member Kaiser Wilhelm (1859 to 1941) wearing the corps cap, with illustrations, on the endpaper a handwritten dedication from the active members (Aktivitas) of the winter semester 1980/81 to their fencing master in gratitude for many fencing lessons (Paukstunden), with six signatures and ciphers, condition commensurate with age, individual pages and the text block loose, not collated. The Corps Borussia Bonn was founded on 22 December 1821 by students of the University of Bonn and has belonged to the Kösener Senioren-Convents-Verband since 1856; its colours are black-white-black with silver percussion, its motto is "Virtus fidesque bonorum corona". Its members included Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Wilhelm. In October 1935 the corps resolved to dissolve itself; it was re-founded in 1949. The corps album of 1928 is also by G. G. Winkel; the corps history, privately published in 1938, documents in text and illustrations the history, corps house and members of the years 1821 to 1935.