Pantheon of Poland. A biweekly illustrated magazine dedicated to the memory and honor of those who died for Poland's independence, together with a chronicle of the deeds of the Polish soldier in the years 1914-1921.

Pantheon of Poland. A biweekly illustrated magazine dedicated to the memory and honor of those who died for the independence of Poland, together with a chronicle of the deeds of the Polish soldier in the years
1914-1921. Lviv, published by the Board of Directors of the Polish Legionaries' Union.
Polish Legionaries. 1924 (nos. 1-4) and 1925 (nos. 1, 3-5, 7-9). S. 11 notebooks-each notebook 16 pages, illustrations in the text.
Height: 31 cm. Half cloth binding of the period, broch. covers preserved. Facings of decorative marbled paper. Ex-libris.
Condition: minor rubbing of the cover and traces of soggy pages in notebook 2 of 1924.

A collection of 11 issues of the Legion biweekly published in 1924-31 under the editorship of Marian Heizler.
Includes: descriptions of battles, photos of battlefields and Legion graves, biographies of the fallen, often written by eyewitnesses of the events, decoration of the 1863 insurgents by the Marshal, the Battle of Kosciuchnowka.
The covers were designed by S. Tenerowicz.
Proceeds from the publication were earmarked for the construction of the Polish Legionnaires' House in Lviv.