Tygodnik Polski formerly Dziennik Mód Paryskich [1848, no. 1-44, literature, politics, poetry].

R.IX. 1848, No. 1-44, pp. [4],361,[1] .
Complete annual of Lviv's periodical coming out as:
Journal of Parisian Fashions, Year Nine, Lviv 1848 No. 1-26 [from the 27th issue the title of the magazine changed to] Polish Weekly. Periodical devoted to literature, customs and costumes, Year Nine, Lviv 1848 No. 27-44.
Publisher: Tomasz Kulczycki; Editors responsible: from issue 13 - Jan Dobrzanski, from issue 22 Karol Szajnocha, from 1849 Jan Zacharysiewicz; Printed by Piotr Piller.
Binding in half cloth, pp [4- list of contents of the yearbook], 361,[1-subscription], format 28.2 x 22.3 cm.

Condition: no fashion boards (publisher's version without them?), binding shabby, rubbed, with loss of marbled veneer, inside paper yellowed, with numerous rust dots(typical), small dampstains in corner, pp. 221/222 completed with photocopy (cover no. 28), last pages with vertical crease. single pages glued at spine, or with small tears at margin. Single issues with more soiling, stains/yellowing(e.g., no. 2)
Pages 105-108 missing between issues 13 and 14, probably a pagination error (omitted from the table of contents, no possible supplement in BJ's digitized issue 13).
Issue 42 with the addition "Explanation of the legend"-referring to the article in issue 31.
After issue 44 of October 28, 1848, a special six-page "supplement" titled "Conclusion of the Polish Weekly for 1848" - due to the premature end of the yearbook at the end of the year, a completion of the novel "Uczynek", excerpts of which had been published in earlier issues, was sent, while the last page included a subscription announcement for the following year, dated December 28, 1848. Annuals containing fashion plates could be ordered, as well as a cheaper version without graphics.

The contents included: fashion, theater (reviews as well as plays - e.g., the first-printed excerpt from "Wojewodzianka sędomierska"- the first of five acts of a drama by Karol Szajnocha), numerous prose pieces (e.g., "Szpicrut honorowy- a picture from life by Józef Dzierzkowski"; "News about the novelist Mrs. George Sand by Henryk Suchecki"; a short story with the graceful title "Cunt") and poetry (e.g., "The Pussycat. Zygmunt Kaczkowski's hymn "Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła", "Poland and You"; "Honoring the Old Guard" - a poem written to be delivered at the opening of the lovers' show for the benefit of freed political prisoners, on April 11, 1848; Prisoner to the thugs. -written on the wall of the prison in the Warsaw citadel in 1847), as well as political journalism (references to the Galician rabble in 1846; Spring of Nations- e.g., in Galicia, the activities of the National Guard, events in Vienna; article "Future Poland"), obituaries, chronicles, news (about the Ossoline National Institute - voice of custodian J. Szlachtowski at the annual meeting on October 12 r.b.).
Among the authors, among others: Leszek Dunin Borkowski, Kornel Ujejski, Zygmunt Kaczkowski, Ferdynand Cielecki, Tomasz Kulczycki, Józef Łepkowski, Karol Baliński, Kazimierz Bieńkowski, Lucjan Siemieński, Władysław Zawadzki, Aleksander Krasicki and others.
Infrequent.