KALUSZ-Stebnik.

KALUSZ-Stebnik.

Lvov 1927; publ. S. A. Eksploatacja Soli Potasowych in Lviv. Piller-Neumann tri-color printing. 24.5 x 31 cm, pp. [18] including [16] color plates, publisher's cloth binding. The introduction was written by Stanislaw Wasylewski. The author of the paintings is F. M. Wygrzywalski.
Abrasions and stains on the binding, yellowish spots on the boards and plates and no. traces of soiling on card corners. In the Second Republic Kalusz was the capital of a district in Stanislavl Province. In 1914, a modern mine for mining potassium salt and kainite was built in Kalusz, but due to the outbreak of World War I, it did not begin production until after Poland regained its independence. In 1922, a sister mine was opened in Stebnik near Drohobych.