Description of the infantryman's infantry, I build a divided into three parts

Description of the infantry -in -one, I build a divided into three parts: with all the necessary by the notes of 1755.- [St. Petersburg: Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1755].-[6], 111, [1] p., 24 l.schemes .. -The copy of the presidential library with the ex -libris "Library of the Duke Georgy Georgievich Meklenburg."The ex-literis is presented in the form of a sticker with the image of the birth coat of the Dukes of Mecklenburg-Streltsky with the motto "Fuimus et sumus" (we were and are).Lithographic, rectangular.Dimensions: 7.5 × 5.7 cm. On the back of the last sheet of schemes sticker: Bookstore of the Little Fund S.S.P.No. 20466/4237.Price 1000. Date 1/IX 54.Duke Georgy Georgievich Meklenburg (Georg-Aleksandr-Mikhail-Fridrich-Filgelm-Frants-Carl Meklenburg-Strelitsky) (1859-1909)-great-grandson of Paul I, the eldest son of the Duke of George and Grand Duchess Ekaterina Mikhailovna.He served in the Life Guards of the Dragoon Regiment, since 1902 he was Major General.At the same time, he received the education of the pianist and in 1896 in St. Petersburg he created a string quartet of chamber music called "Meklenburg Quartet", after which he became a member of the Russian Musical Society.It is also known as a trustee of various social, educational and medical organizations.1. Russia.The army is history - the 18th century.- Documents and materials.2. The charter of the military.1755. Russia.3. VTB (collection).4. Power (collection).BBK 68.35 (2) 5BBK 63.3 (2) 512-35Electronic copy source: PBOriginal storage location: PB