MUCH. R. 41 [!]: 1909 (one issue missing).

MUCH. [A weekly illustrated humor magazine]. Editor. Wladyslaw Buchner. Warsaw. Print. A. Michalski. 4th unbound.
R. 41 [!]: 1909 (one issue missing).
Time. BJ. 5, 165; no. 36 of 3 Sept. missing. Copy removed from binding. Paper slightly stained in places, block cracked, otherwise good condition. Each issue vol. from 8 to 12 pages. The yearbook contained 52 issues. Includes, among others: Where to chase us away, Against the nation, Jubilee of L. Idzikowski's bookstore in Lviv, England and Germany, A sinner in penance, Fight of two cultures, At the Slavic Convention, Bidding, Judgment on Ewa Pobratynska, For the day of elections to the Duma, White raven, International political academy, What to do, After returning home, Three Polish wheels, Neo-Slavic gifts, Change of tactics.
Mucha - satirical-political magazine founded in 1868, published in Lodz and Warsaw, edited by, among others: Józef Kaufman, Feliks Fryze, Edward Lubowski, Bolesław Prus. Illustrated with drawings, the magazine with a long tradition, containing satirical and humorous sketches was published in 1868-1939. The pre-war humor weekly was reactivated after World War II in 1946. It was published under an unchanged title until 1952. From No. 10 of March 7, 1948 the place of publication was again Warsaw. In 1953 it was merged with "Szpilki".