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Survey of Arabic, Persian and Turkish manuscripts in the Library of Moscow University
| Petrov, Pavel Yakovlevich (orientalist, 1814-1875). Survey of Arabic, Persian and Turkish manuscripts located in the Library of Moscow University. [St. Petersburg, 1837]. |
On the approval of the provision on Jewish printing houses, for printing books in the Hebrew language
| Russia. Department of Laws. On the approval of the provision on Jewish printing houses, for printing books in the Hebrew language. 1845. |
Description of the manuscripts kept in the Archives of the Holy Government Synod
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The doublet fund of the National Security Service. Description of the manuscripts stored in the Archives of the Holy Government Synod. St. Petersburg: Synodal Printing House, 1910. |
Description of documents and files kept in the archives of the Holy Synod
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The doublet fund of the National Security Service. Description of documents and files stored in the archives of the Holy Government Synod. St. Petersburg: Synodal Printing House, 1904. |
Towards a printed book
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On the way to the printed book. St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg. state. un, 2010. |
Cultural and historical phenomenology, semiotics and anthropology of the book
Sharabarin, Sergey Mikhailovich.Cultural and historical phenomenology, semiotics and anthropology of the book.Belgorod, 2020.
Book culture of Russian emigration in France of the 1900-1930s.
Lbova, Ekaterina Mikhailovna.Book culture of Russian emigration in France of the 1900-1930s, 2015.
Book-outing in Yakutia: 1638-1917.
Boytunova, Svetlana Innokentievna (1974).Book-Prophantication in Yakutia: 1638-1917 Yakutsk, 2020.
Book publishing in the Saratov province (end of the 18th-beginning of the XX century)
Poznyakova, Elena Vladimirovna.Book publishing in the Saratov province (end of the 18th-beginning of the XX century).Samara, 2018.
The book in Russia. Part 1. Russian book from the beginning of writing until 1800
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The book in Russia. Moscow: State Publishing House, 1924-1925. Part 1: The Russian book from the beginning of writing until 1800. 1924. |