Title: Записки Наукового товариства імени Шевченка. Наукова часопись, присьвячена передовсім українській історії, фільольоґії й етноґрафії, виходить що два місяці у Львові під редакциєю Михайла Грушевського. – Львів, 1913. – Т. CXIV. – Кн. II. – 240 с., іл.
Transliterated title: Zapysky Naukovoho tovarystva imeny Shevchenka. Naukova chasopys’, prysvyachena pered usim ukrayins’kiy istoriyi, fil’ol’ogiyi y etnografiyi, vykhodyt’ u L’vovi shcho dva misyatsi pid redaktsiyeyu Mykhayla Hrushevs’koho. – L'viv, 1913. – T. 114. – Kn. ІI. – 240 s., ill.
Translated title: Memoirs (Notes) of the Shevchenko Scientific Society. Scientific journal, dedicated primarily to the Ukrainian history, philology and ethnography, published every two months and edited by Mykhaylo Hrushevs’kyi. – L'viv, 1913. – Volume 114. – Book 2. – 240 pgs., ill...
The scientific journal contains research papers from the Ukrainian ethnography, history (16th–19th c.), literature, miscellanea, scientific chronicle, bibliography, and addendum (information about the future 100 year anniversary of Taras Shevchenko, and books of the Shevchenko Scientific Society).
Custodial history: The library of the CSHA keeps the set of "The Memoirs (Notes) of the ShSS" (missing volumes are: 10, 125-127).
Extent and format of original material: Typewritten document, sewed together with a thread; paper size 22,2×14,5 cm.
Physical characteristics: Hard cover. Text printed on the two sides of the sheet; the text is typed using a typewriter. The paper condition is satisfactory for its age. Many notes and strikethroughs made by red pencil. Current pagination.
Volume and issue number: Volume 114.
Owner(s) of original material: The Shevchenko Scientific Society in L'viv.
Publisher of original material: The Shevchenko Scientific Society in L'viv.
Additional language information: Ukrainian, German (title and contents), Old Ukrainian, Polish, German.
Arrangement: The scientific journal "The Memoirs (Notes) of the ShSS" copied by the project are listed here in a chronological order.
Original institution reference: N114.
