Constitutional Law of April 23, 1935 [bound by Zdzislaw Szafranek][antecedent by Półtawski].

Constitutional Law of April 23, 1935/ year of publication:1936/ Composed and embossed as an exercise in publ.dokszt. vocational school no.18- graphical in Warsaw/ decorated linen/ p.36[4]/ dampstains on the upper part of the front cover, yellowing (foxing) in places in the text, otherwise good condition.

Ornamental binding of Zdzisław Szafranek's bookbinding shop, red decorated linen, blind-stamped and gilded eagle and titulature on the front cover, decorative cover - stylized Warsaw Mermaid and Warsaw.

Pre-war edition of the text of the April Constitution Act, which granted broad powers to the President of the Republic of Poland, making him the head of all state bodies, responsible for the fate of the country to God and history. Among other things, the president could appoint the prime minister, dissolve parliament and appoint his successor. The opposition criticized the constitution for restricting democracy. It was the legal basis for the actions of the Polish authorities in exile after 1945. In front of the title page pasted-in card with facsimile of the signature of Warsaw's President Stefan Starzynski. A beautiful publication from the typographic point of view, written in Adam Półtawski's antiqua.