Zbirka zakona o zemljišnim posjedima iz vremena Sulejmana Zakonodavca i drugih sultana. Zbirka je izrađena na osnovu fetvi koje su dali šejhu-l-islami.
Nash, krupan. Mastilo crno, slabijeg kvaliteta. Istaknute riječi i naslovi poglavlja pisani crvrnim mastilom. Papir tamnobijel, tanak, glat, s vodenim znakom, evropskog porijekla. Osnovni tekst uokviren debljom linijom zlatnožute boje, a komentari na marginama, također, uokvireni tankom crvrnom linijom.
Na fol. 1b unvan u zlatnožutoj, ljubičastoj i zelenoj boji.
Povez kožni, s preklopom, naknadno popravljen na hrbatu.
Nash, krupan, kaligrafski ispisan. Mastilo crno, kvalitetno. Nazivi poglavlja i istaknute riječi pisane crvenim mastilom. Papir žut, tanji, lahko lomljiv, glat, s vodenim znakom, evropskog porijekla. Tačke na kraju rečenice iscrtane u obliku cvijeta i ukrašene zlatnom bojom. Tekst uokviren širokom zlatnožutom linijom ojačanom dvjema tankim linijama s unutrašnje i vanjske strane okvira. Na fol. 52a nalaze se veoma lijepe slike Meke i Poslanikove džamije u Medini.
Povez kartonski, presvučen kožom, s ukrasnim rozetama, oštećen na hrbatu, naknadno popravljan. Na marginama prvog lista iscrtani cvjetovi zlatnom bojom.
The first printing house in Bosnia and Herzegovina was founded in 1519 by Božidar Goraždanin, in the city of Goražde, in eastern Bosnia. Two years later, in 1521, the establishment closed and was moved to Romania. Subsequently, a small number of books written in Bosnia and Herzegovina were sent outside the country to be printed, in Venice, Vienna, Rome, and elsewhere, but books were not produced in the country. In the second half of the 19th century, there was a revival of interest in printing and publishing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The first printing house started work in 1866, in Sarajevo, and was called Sopronova pečatnja (Sopron’s Publishing House), after its founder, Sopron Ignjat (1825–94), a journalist and printer-publisher from Novi Sad. This later became Vilajetska štamparija (Vilayet Printing House). Books were printed in the Latin, Cyrillic, Hebrew, and Arabic scripts. Following the occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary in 1878, Vilajetska štamparija continued to produce books, but it changed its name to Zemaljska štamparija (National Printing House). The National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina preserves a valuable collection of the first school books printed at Vilajetska štamparija. Shown here is one of the items from this collection, Bukvar: za osnovne škole u vilajetu bosanskom (Alphabet Book for Primary Schools in the Bosnian Vilayet), published in 1867.
Na razglednici je prikazan ugostiteljski objekat "Šabanova kahva" koji je radio od devedesetih godina 19. do tridesetih godina 20. stoljeća. Razglednica je izdanje Caklovića.
