בידספיריט | נכס Russian sports. Russian horse breeding | 24/10/2020 | The Arc

Russian sports. Russian horse breeding magazine. Year one. 1882-1884, No. 1-24. Three annual sets. - St. Petersburg, Russia. Printing and Chromolithography of A. Tranchel. 1882-1884. VI, 480 p.; VI, 430 p.; VI, 408 p. Hardcover combined owner's cover with lettering on the spine, encyclopedic format (24 x 30 x 7 cm). In the vast majority of cases, the state issues a startling, block tight, not beveled and not cranky; from existing shortcomings: worn cover, paper ex libris ”From the books of G. A. Mishina”; the stamps; in some editions of minor flaws: temporary stains, tears pages, rare pencil markings, accurate restoration p. 321-322 Third year; continuous time spot on title sheet and the first three leaves of the binder in 1884 and the impending split of the block on it though; the issue 23-24 for 1884 - stains and moderate contamination in the title and in the block, a trail of moisture along the upper edge of the block. [”Russian sport” is an illustrated horse — breeding magazine published in Russia in the XIX century. The periodical ”Russian sport” was first published (from 1882 to 1884) in the capital of the Russian Empire, St. Petersburg, but after the death of the first publisher and editor of The magazine, S. A. Popov, his widow moved the publication to Moscow. For the first six years, the Russian sport magazine was published twice a month, and since 1888, it has been published weekly. The editors of the magazine” Russian sport ” were: S. P. Yakovlev and Prince S. P. Urusov, who since 1891 was also a co-publisher of the printed publication. In 1894, S. G. Gerbilsky took the place of Prince Urusov. The last issue of the magazine ”Russian sport” was published in 1895.]