Dziatzko, Karl, an old philologist and a highly important librarian, created the model for the "Prussian Instructions" as library director in Wroclaw, and later long-time director of the Göttingen University Library (1842-1903). Eigh. Letter m. U. "Dziatzko". 12/3 p. Double page with letterhead "Royal and University Library. Wrocław. Gr. 8vo. Wroclaw 28.IX.1882. To a well - known writer, social-critical writer, perhaps a woman's rights activist. "... By first thanking you in the name of the library administration for sending your latest writing - the official attribution will still be available to you - I allow you the desired volumes of Ed. Devrient, Gesch. d. Schauspielkunst. According to your wishes, I have selected only those volumes that will cover the period you are currently interested in. So right after you finished writing about women's work, to which I congratulate you very much, you have started new suffering work. Do not just refrain from giving the body what the body is because of your restless activity! I hope you're quite comfortable by the circumstances. My family and I are all well; my wife and mother-in-law can be highly recommended to you ..." - Paul von Bojanowski, lawyer, journalist and librarian, chief librator of the Anna Amalia Library in Weimar (1834-1915). Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "P. of Bojanovsky". 1 p. Doppelbl. With the envelope. Kl. 4to. Weimar 26.XII.1909. - To the autograph collector Hermann Kievy in Hamburg, who had inquired about the identity of a letter writer named Bojanowski from his collection. "... The letter sent to me is from the autumn of 1892. Go on. Legationsrath, later President of the Kaiserl. Patent Office Dr. Victor von Bojanowski written ...".