Mucha [satirical weekly] R.50: 1918 No.9 (December 27). [Emblem design: an "eagle" with the head of a Jew ].

Mucha [satirical weekly]. Year L., No. 9. Warsaw, on December 27, 1918.
[Warsaw, R.[1]:1868 - R.79:1952. Weekly. Editor and Publisher: Wladyslaw Buchner.
The first 4 issues of the 50th annual, dated 1918, came out still in Moscow; after the publication was resumed in Warsaw, the numbering was duplicated. By the end of 1918, issues 1-9 were still coming out in Warsaw], Druk. J, Swiętoński & S-ka, Kopernika 34.
Weekly, 8 p., format 29.5 x 22 cm.

Fairly good condition: traces of removal from binding, slightly cracked edges, smaller creases and small losses in margins, edges trimmed by bookbinder, paper yellowed.

Number 9 - starred from the first annual of the magazine published in independent Poland.
Cover signed L/ Nawoj. - Ludwik Nawojewski (1864 - 1930) depicts a Christmas tree from which an Englishman takes presents with inscriptions Togo, Guinea, Samoa, Cameroon, a Frenchman - Alsace, Lorraine, and a Pole - Gdansk, Silesia and Poznan. Under the Christmas tree lies a knocked-down "Swabian." On p. 2, a poem for the "Fiftieth Anniversary of the "Fly" (1868 - 1918). On p. 7 the emblem design according to the idea of T. Chojecki - "eagle" with the head of a Jew.

Rare, some libraries note only the Moscow edition of 1918, the Warsaw one is missing from the collections of the BUW or Ossolineum, among others (according to internet listings found).