Panorama 1913-1918 COMPLEET - Eerste Wereldoorlog vanuit neutraal Nederland bekeken

Bound by A.W. Sijthoff’s Publishing Company in Leiden (deep copperplate printing)
In half-page original or alternative cover and/or with embossing, with approximately 14 pages per sheet.
– Volume 1 – 1913 from no. 1 / no. 26 (July to December) plus a separate reprint from 2013 of the first issue.
– Bundle 2 – 1914 from no. 27 / no. 52 (January through June) first half year
Bundle 3 – 1914 from no. 1 / no. 26 (July to December) plus 1915 from no. 1 / no. 52 (January to June)
– Volume 4 – 1915 from no. 53 / no. 104 (July through December) second half of the year
Bundle 5 – 1916 from no. 1 / no. 52 (January through June) first half of the year
– Volume 6 – 1916 from no. 1 / no. 26 (July to December) second half of the year
– Bundle 7 – 1917 from issue number 27 to issue number 52 (January through June) first half of the year
– Bundle 8 – 1917 from no. 1 / no. 26 (July through December) second half of the year.
– Bundle 9 – 1918 from no. 27 / no. 52 (January through June) first half of the year
- Bundle 10 – 1918 from no. 1 / no. 26 (July through December) second half of the year.

As far as I know, all front and back covers are present. Neatly bound. Due to the thin paper, there may be tears/folds (age spots) on some pages, but these are negligible overall. No moisture damage observed; it has always been stored dry. Some repairs have been made to the bindings. Photos accompanying this auction also form part of the description of this magnificent complete lot of an iconic magazine. Subject to my typographical errors. It is impossible to determine the exact number of pages. An additional reprint of the first issue is also included in the first bundle.

The magazine Panorama was a popular Dutch weekly magazine known for its diverse content aimed at a broad audience. It featured a mix of current affairs, true stories, photo reports, serials, and entertainment. Here are some of the main characteristics and topics that frequently appeared in the magazine:
1. Current Affairs and News: Panorama provided news reports and articles about current events both domestically and internationally. This ranged from politics and economics to social issues and scientific developments.
Photo reports: An important part of the magazine was the extensive photo reports. These often illustrated current topics, cultural events, and daily life in different parts of the world.
Stories and feuilletons: The magazine regularly published short stories and feuilletons, often written by well-known authors. These stories were popular among readers who enjoyed literature and fiction.
4. Interviews and Profiles: Panorama also featured interviews with prominent individuals from various sectors, such as politics, entertainment, sports, and arts. Additionally, there were profiles of interesting and influential figures.
5. Lifestyle and Fashion: Articles on lifestyle, fashion, and trends were also present. This section targeted both men and women and included clothing advice, beauty and grooming tips, and household tips.
6. Amusement and Comic Stories: Besides serious topics, Panorama also offered light entertainment such as puzzles and humorous pieces.
7. Advertisements and Ads: Like many other magazines of that time, Panorama featured numerous advertisements for products ranging from household items to luxury goods, providing a vivid snapshot of the era.
Panorama offered a broad view of society and played an important role in the media consumption of many Dutch people. The magazine served as a window to the world, informing, entertaining, and inspiring readers with a diverse range of content.

The books weigh a total of 26.6 kilograms and are best picked up in Alphen aan den Rijn. Shipping can of course also be arranged in 2 packages.

The photos are part of the description – they are skillfully packed and shipped with track and trace.