50 Rivista Pasquino - 1895

Each issue features splendid lithographs and full-page caricatures (often on the front and back cover), created by the era's most celebrated cartoonists of Piedmontese satire. The magazines are loose and show the classic signs of age, namely natural yellowing and possible foxing (brown spots of time). Small tears or wear along the margins that do not compromise readability or the beauty of the lithographs, and in any case the interiors are complete and usable. The magazines are considered a historical document of great interest to collectors of antique prints and the history of Italian journalism. Anyway, I should note that among my lots there is also a wide selection from the 1894 year, of which 20 issues are present.