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Hrvatski Knjiševni Časopisi 19. Stoljeća Œ Bibliografija, Knj. I., Sv. 4 38. NADA Hrvatski književni časopisi 19. stoljeća – Bibliografija, knj. I., sv. 4 38. NADA (1895 – 1903) I. OPĆA BIBLIOGRAFIJA NADA. Pouci, zabavi i umjetnosti. – Uregjuje Kosta Hörmann. – Izdaje zemaljska vlada za Bosnu i Hercegovinu. Slova iz c. i kr. dvorske ljevaonice Poppelbauma u Beču. – Zemaljska štamparija u Sarajevu. Papir Ed. Musila, vlasnika fabrike papira u Zenici. Uredništvo u zgradi bosan.-herceg. zemaljskog muzeja. Administracija u zemaljskom ekonomatu u Koševskoj ulici. – Izlazi dva puta u mjesecu. Cijena zajedno s poštarinom: na godinu 6 for., na po godine 3 for. Format: 39x28,5 cm Signatura u NSK Zagreb: 86.230 II. BIBLIOGRAFIJA GODIŠTA I(1895) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1895. Godina I. Str. 1–20 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1895. Godina I. Str. 21–40 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1895. Godina I. Str. 41–60 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1895. Godina I. Str. 61–80 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1895. Godina I. Str. 81–100 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1895. Godina I. Str. 101–120 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1895. Godina I. Str. 121–140 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1895. Godina I. Str. 141–160 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1895. Godina I. Str. 161–180 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1895. Godina I. Str. 181–200 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1895. Godina I. Str. 201–220 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15. juna 1895. Godina I. Str. 221–240 Broj 13. Sarajevo, 1. jula 1895. Godina I. Str. 241–260 Broj 14. Sarajevo, 15. jula 1895. Godina I. Str. 261–277 Broj 15. Sarajevo, 1. augusta 1895. Godina I. Str. 278–296 Broj 16. Sarajevo, 15. augusta 1895. Godina I. Str. 297–316 Broj 17. Sarajevo, 1. septembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 317–336 Broj 18. Sarajevo, 15. septembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 337–356 Broj 19. Sarajevo, 1. oktobra 1895. Godina I. Str. 357–376 Broj 20. Sarajevo, 15. oktobra 1895. Godina I. Str. 377–396 Broj 21. Sarajevo, 1. novembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 397–416 Broj 22. Sarajevo, 15. novembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 417–436 Broj 23. Sarajevo, 1. decembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 437–456 Broj 24. Sarajevo, 15. decembra 1895. Godina I. Str. 457–476 1595 Hrvatski književni časopisi 19. stoljeća – Bibliografija, knj. I., sv. 4 II(1896) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1896. Godina II. Str. 1–20 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1896. Godina II. Str. 21–40 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1896. Godina II. Str. 41–60 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1896. Godina II. Str. 61–80 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1896. Godina II. Str. 81–100 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1896. Godina II. Str. 101–120 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1896. Godina II. Str. 121–140 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1896. Godina II. Str. 141–160 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1896. Godina II. Str. 161–180 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1896. Godina II. Str. 181–200 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1896. Godina II. Str. 201–220 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15. juna 1896. Godina II. Str. 221–240 Broj 13. Sarajevo, 1. jula 1896. Godina II. Str. 241–260 Broj 14. Sarajevo, 15. jula 1896. Godina II. Str. 261–280 Broj 15. Sarajevo, 1. augusta 1896. Godina II. Str. 281–300 Broj 16. Sarajevo, 15. augusta 1896. Godina II. Str. 301–320 Broj 17. Sarajevo, 1. septembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 321–340 Broj 18. Sarajevo, 15. septembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 341–360 Broj 19. Sarajevo, 1. oktobra 1896. Godina II. Str. 361–380 Broj 20. Sarajevo, 15. oktobra 1896. Godina II. Str. 381–400 Broj 21. Sarajevo, 1. novembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 401–420 Broj 22. Sarajevo, 15. novembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 421–440 Broj 23. Sarajevo, 1. decembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 441–460 Broj 24. Sarajevo, 15. decembra 1896. Godina II. Str. 461–480 III(1897) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1897. Godina III. Str. 1–20 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1897. Godina III. Str. 21–40 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1897. Godina III. Str. 41–60 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1897. Godina III. Str. 61–80 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1897. Godina III. Str. 81–100 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1897. Godina III. Str. 101–120 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1897. Godina III. Str. 121–140 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1897. Godina III. Str. 141–160 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1897. Godina III. Str. 161–180 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1897. Godina III. Str. 181–200 1596 Hrvatski književni časopisi 19. stoljeća – Bibliografija, knj. I., sv. 4 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1897. Godina III. Str. 201–220 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15. juna 1897. Godina III. Str. 221–240 Broj 13. Sarajevo, 1. jula 1897. Godina III. Str. 241–260 Broj 14. Sarajevo, 15. jula 1897. Godina III. Str. 261–280 Broj 15. Sarajevo, 1. augusta 1897. Godina III. Str. 281–300 Broj 16. Sarajevo, 15. augusta 1897. Godina III. Str. 301–320 Broj 17. Sarajevo, 1. septembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 321–340 Broj 18. Sarajevo, 15. septembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 341–360 Broj 19. Sarajevo, 1. oktobra 1897. Godina III. Str. 361–380 Broj 20. Sarajevo, 15. oktobra 1897. Godina III. Str. 381–400 Broj 21. Sarajevo, 1. novembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 401–420 Broj 22. Sarajevo, 15. novembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 421–440 Broj 23. Sarajevo, 1. decembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 441–460 Broj 24. Sarajevo, 15. decembra 1897. Godina III. Str. 461–480 IV(1898) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1898. Godina IV. Str. 1–16 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1898. Godina IV. Str. 17–32 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1898. Godina IV. Str. 33–48 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1898. Godina IV. Str. 49–64 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1898. Godina IV. Str. 65–80 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1898. Godina IV. Str. 81–96 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1898. Godina IV. Str. 97–112 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1898. Godina IV. Str. 113–128 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1898. Godina IV. Str. 129–144 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1898. Godina IV. Str. 145–160 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1898. Godina IV. Str. 161–176 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15. juna 1898. Godina IV. Str. 177–192 Broj 13. Sarajevo, 1. jula 1898. Godina IV. Str. 193–208 Broj 14. Sarajevo, 15. jula 1898. Godina IV. Str. 209–224 Broj 15. Sarajevo, 1. augusta 1898. Godina IV. Str. 225–240 Broj 16. Sarajevo, 15. augusta 1898. Godina IV. Str. 241–256 Broj 17. Sarajevo, 1. septembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 257–272 Broj 18. Sarajevo, 15. septembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 273–288 Broj 19. Sarajevo, 1. oktobra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 289–304 Broj 20. Sarajevo, 15. oktobra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 305–320 Broj 21. Sarajevo, 1. novembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 321–336 Broj 22. Sarajevo, 15. novembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 337–352 1597 Hrvatski književni časopisi 19. stoljeća – Bibliografija, knj. I., sv. 4 Broj 23. Sarajevo, 1. decembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 353–368 Broj 24. Sarajevo, 15. decembra 1898. Godina IV. Str. 369–388 V(1899) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1899. Godina V. Str. 1–16 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1899. Godina V. Str. 17–32 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1899. Godina V. Str. 33–48 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1899. Godina V. Str. 49–64 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1899. Godina V. Str. 65–80 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1899. Godina V. Str. 81–96 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1899. Godina V. Str. 97–112 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1899. Godina V. Str. 113–128 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1899. Godina V. Str. 129–144 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1899. Godina V. Str. 145–160 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1899. Godina V. Str. 161–176 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15. juna 1899. Godina V. Str. 177–192 Broj 13. Sarajevo, 1. jula 1899. Godina V. Str. 193–208 Broj 14. Sarajevo, 15. jula 1899. Godina V. Str. 209–224 Broj 15. Sarajevo, 1. augusta 1899. Godina V. Str. 225–240 Broj 16. Sarajevo, 15. augusta 1899. Godina V. Str. 241–256 Broj 17. Sarajevo, 1. septembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 257–272 Broj 18. Sarajevo, 15. septembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 273–288 Broj 19. Sarajevo, 1. oktobra 1899. Godina V. Str. 289–304 Broj 20. Sarajevo, 15. oktobra 1899. Godina V. Str. 305–320 Broj 21. Sarajevo, 1. novembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 321–336 Broj 22. Sarajevo, 15. novembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 337–352 Broj 23. Sarajevo, 1. decembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 353–368 Broj 24. Sarajevo, 15. decembra 1899. Godina V. Str. 369–384 VI(1900) Broj 1. Sarajevo, 1. januara 1900. Godina VI. Str. 1–16 Broj 2. Sarajevo, 15. januara 1900. Godina VI. Str. 17–32 Broj 3. Sarajevo, 1. februara 1900. Godina VI. Str. 33–48 Broj 4. Sarajevo, 15. februara 1900. Godina VI. Str. 49–64 Broj 5. Sarajevo, 1. marta 1900. Godina VI. Str. 65–80 Broj 6. Sarajevo, 15. marta 1900. Godina VI. Str. 81–96 Broj 7. Sarajevo, 1. aprila 1900. Godina VI. Str. 97–112 Broj 8. Sarajevo, 15. aprila 1900. Godina VI. Str. 113–128 1598 Hrvatski književni časopisi 19. stoljeća – Bibliografija, knj. I., sv. 4 Broj 9. Sarajevo, 1. maja 1900. Godina VI. Str. 129–144 Broj 10. Sarajevo, 15. maja 1900. Godina VI. Str. 145–160 Broj 11. Sarajevo, 1. juna 1900. Godina VI. Str. 161–176 Broj 12. Sarajevo, 15.
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