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• Post #2217858

  România pitorească de Alexandru Vlahuță, 1929 #typefindings

• Post #2217857

  Pagini de critică din tinerețe author: Nicolae Iorga, 1920-21 Craiova

• Post #2217855

  Rătăcire, 1937 #typefindings

• Post #2217854

  Some stamps from the morning bouquinists pt. 1

• Post #2217853

  Some stamps from the morning bouquinists pt. 2

• Post #2217852

  GRAFICA ROMÂNĂ nr. 15-16, Anul II Revistă pentru Devoltarea Artelor Grafica Române, 1924 Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=213927128662030&set=a.167559316632145

• Post #2217851

  Postcards from socialist Romania, dedicated to the Women's Day (8th of March)

• Post #2217850

  Currently doing a small research on the Ӂ letter. There are a few questions I'd like to find answers to, like: 1. what is the origin of the letter? 2. what are the languages that use/used it? 3. is it still in use today? So let's start with Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhe_with_breve https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ge_moldovenesc https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D3%81

• Post #2217849

  1. What is the origin of the Ӂ letter? Relying on Wikipedia, it seems like it first appeared in 1967, in Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, by the ”Decision no. 201 on the introduction of the letter ,,ӂ” in the alphabet of the Moldovan language (17/07/1967), for a more accurate rendering of the sound ,,d͡ʒ”. The elaboration of this decision, as well as the introduction of the new graphic sign, is a repercussion of the 3rd Congress of the Union of Writers from October 1965, when it was requeste...

• Post #2217848

  "April 22, 1907 - the first issue of the newspaper VIAȚA BASSARABIEI,( LIFE OF BESSARABIA) led by the Bessarabian publicist Alexis Nour, was published. The newspaper appeared in Russian letters, as well as "in Romanian letters for the great intelligent public of Bessarabia and all the countries inhabited by Romanians", which is why it disappeared after only six issues (April 22, 1907–May 25, 1907), being banned by the Tsarist censorship. Previously, the newspaper BASS...

• Post #2217847

  R H E I N (brand still existing today) Top: personalized pencil, jubilee for 50 years of activity 1892-1942 Middle: lithographed advertisement on cardboard, 1930s Bottom: unused labels, 1930s.

• Post #2217845

  Curious 👀 https://orthpol.org/news/roundtable-church-slavonic-and-the-romanian-speaking-lands-vladislav-knoll/

• Post #1868110

  A self-reminder to get back to it on the 15th of July. https://www.degruyterbrill.com/document/isbn/9783111037134/html

• Post #947157

  From The Old Bucharest George D. Florescu 1935 Book: https://archive.org/details/florescu-george-d.-din-vechiul-bucuresti.-biserici-curti-boieresti-si-hanuri_202510 #typefindings

• Post #688466

  A new platform to find events and opportunities for your favorite art book fairs, zine fests, comic cons, artist alleys, and craft markets. https://www.artbookfairs.com/