Bidspirit auction | Deutsche Bauzeitung – 1889 Complete

Deutsche Bauzeitung – 1889 Complete Volume (XXIII Jahrgang) – 626 pp. – Includes Rare Article: “Neubau einer Synagoge für Glogau” (Destroyed 1938) - A substantial and highly collectible complete 1889 volume of the important German architectural journal: “Deutsche Bauzeitung” – Official publication of the Association of German Architects and Engineers ⸻ 📚 Bibliographic Details  • Title: Deutsche Bauzeitung  • Year: 1889 (XXIII Jahrgang)  • Place: Berlin  • Publisher: Ernst Toeche  • Editors: K.E.O. Fritsch & F.W. Büsing  • Pagination: approx. 626 pages  • Format: Large folio / newspaper format  • Binding: Period binding ⸻ 🏛 Highlights & Content This richly illustrated architectural volume includes:  • Numerous engraved plates, plans, elevations, and technical drawings  • Detailed documentation of late 19th-century European architecture  • Projects, competitions, engineering works, and urban planning ⭐ Exceptional Highlight 👉 Article: “Entwurf zum Neubau einer Synagoge für Glogau”  • Architectural plans, sections, and façade drawings  • Designed by German architects (Berlin)  • A rare visual and documentary record 📌 Historical importance: The synagogue of Glogau (today Głogów, Poland) was destroyed during the events of 1938 (Kristallnacht) ➡️ This makes the publication a valuable historical source preserving a lost Jewish architectural heritage ⸻ 🖼 Additional Illustrations  • Berlin Philharmonie concert hall (interior engraving)  • Private villas and palaces  • Engineering structures  • Exhibition plans (Paris 1889)  • Architectural details and columns ⸻ 📌 Condition  • Binding worn, rubbed, and scuffed  • Typical age-related wear  • Pages generally well preserved  • Some toning / foxing  • Plates and illustrations in good condition ⸻ ⭐ Collector’s Value  • ✔ Complete yearly volume  • ✔ Richly illustrated  • ✔ Important architectural reference  • ✔ Includes lost synagogue documentation  • ✔ Strong crossover appeal:  • Architecture collectors  • Judaica collectors  • Holocaust / Jewish heritage interest