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The Herald of Charity was the official press organ of the Office of the Institutions of Empress Maria. This monthly magazine was published in Saint-Petersburg from 1897 to 1902. It was issued at the printing house of the Central Directorate of Orphan Homes of the Office of the Institutions of Empress Maria. The publication was initiated by O. A Aderaks, Director of the Office of the Central Directorate of Orphan Homes, to discuss a wide range of issues of charity both in Russia and abroad. The editor was Evgeniy Sevastyanovich Shumigorsky (1857–1920), historian, graduate of Kharkov University, special assignment officer of the Office of the Institutions of Empress Maria. The magazine featured the history of public charity, historical essays of selected charity institutions, organizational, legal, and financial aspects of charity, publications about labor assistance, deaf and blind people welfare, homeless shelters, and temperance societies. Its official part contained various normative acts related to charity. Special attention was paid to children's charity and pedagogy. There was a bibliographic section with reviews of charity publications.

Presented issues: 1899.

Publication of the All-Russian Agricultural Chamber. Issued in Saint-Petersburg / Petrograd in 1913-1917. Monthly magazine. Editor - Chamber's Executive V. P. Samofalov. The magazine published materials featuring the Chamber's activities - reports on the General Meetings of the Chamber, reports, and resolutions, information about the Chamber Council meetings, the work of commissions, lists of members, a chronicle and announcements. It also published materials were about agricultural activities of local organizations - agricultural societies and zemstvos, releases of Government activities in the agriculture sphere, new bills, the work of the Agricultural Commission of the State Duma, and others.

Presented issues: 1913-1917.

The magazine was published by a lawyer and politician M. M. Winaver in 1913-1917 in Saint-Petersburg / Petrograd. Monthly edition (8 issues per year). The magazine featured articles on the problems of civil law and the process, private international law, reviews of Senate court practice, materials about the history of the adoption of laws in legislative institutions, etc. The magazine was resumed in Moscow in 2006 with the same title.

Presented issues: 1913-1917.

Edition of the Far Eastern Branch of the Academy of Sciences of the Soviet Union. It was issued in 1932-1939 in Vladivostok. Monthly edition. The publication was discontinued at No. 1 (33) 1939. It was resumed in 1990 with the title "Herald of the Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences". The magazine published reports, essays, and research articles by scientists of Far Eastern Branch of the Academy of Sciences and other institutions of the region, reviews of the activities of institutes and institutions of Far Eastern Branch of the Academy of Sciences, a scientific chronicle of Far Eastern Federal University, personalities, and bibliography.

Presented issues: 1932-1938

Historical, political, and literary magazine. It was published in 1866-1918. in Saint-Petersburg. It continued the tradition of the magazine of the same name, founded in 1802 by N .M. Karamzin. It was issued with a frequency of 4 volumes per year. Since 1868 it became a monthly magazine. Editors and publishers: M. M. Stasyulevich (1866-1908), since 1908 - editor K. K. Arseniev, publisher - M. M. Kovalevsky, from 1913 to March 1918 - editor and publisher D. N. Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky. The magazine published historical studies, monographs, biographies, and historical fiction; reviews of historical literature and the activities of scientific historical societies and academies; pedagogical literature and methods of teaching historical science; historical and political chronicle. The literary department contained literary and artistic works, letters, essays, memoirs, literary and critical articles. Among the authors were I. S. Turgenev, I. A. Goncharov, A. N. Ostrovsky, P. D. Boborykin, V. S. Soloviev, M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin. It also featured articles on financial and economic issues and journalism. Resumed in Moscow in 2001 with the same title (founders: Yegor Gaidar, Ekaterina Genieva, and Victor Yaroshenko).

Presented issues: 1869-1917.

An illustrated literary and popular science magazine with supplements for self-education. It was published in 1903-1918 in St. Petersburg/Petrograd. Editor and publisher: V. V. Bitner. Monthly edition. The magazine was intended to "spread knowledge as the main guarantee of progress and general welfare". The publication featured popular articles on scientific topics, scientific chronicles and had an extensive bibliography section. The magazine had various supplements: magazines Library of Systematic Knowledge, Library for Self-Evolution (1907), People's University (1907-1908), Espero ("hope" in Esperanto) (1908), Herald of Knowledge Week (1911-1916), Scientific Review (1912); book series Herald of Knowledge Public University, Encyclopedic Library for Self-Education, Herald of Knowledge Reading Room (1903-1905, on average 12 issues per year), Library of Systematic Knowledge, Library for Self-Evolution (1908-1910, on average 12 issues per year), People's University (1909-1910, on average 12 issues per year), Herald of Knowledge Literary Almanacs (1911, №№ 1-6), News of Literature and Stage (1916, 52nd issue). The content index (The List of Articles in the Herald of Knowledge for 1903-1913) was compiled by R. Kh. Maksty and included books of supplements for the same period. The index is available in the book: Ten Years of Cultural Work of Herald of Knowledge (St. Petersburg, 1913, pp. 113-177).

Presented issues: 1911

Popular science, local history, and illustrative magazine. The press organ of the Council of People's Commissars of the Autonomous Republic of Karelia and the Board of the Murmansk Railway. It was published in 1924-1926 in Leningrad. It was issued instead of the  "Herald of Murman" magazine (1923-1924). Since 1927 it has been published with the title "Karelo-Murmansk Krai". Weekly edition (from No. 8 of 1924). The magazine featured materials on the study of the economy of the Karelian-Murmansk Krai, colonization of new territories by back-settlers, the transport industry, information about the everyday life of the region, its institutions and organizations, correspondence from local places, answers to readers' questions, as well as artworks( poems, novels, stories).

Presented issues: 1924, 1925.

Edition of the Management Board of the Siberian Corporate Insurance Partnership. A single issue was released (October) in 1919 in Novonikolaevsk (now Novosibirsk). Sections of the magazine: Insurance business laws and regulations; Articles and notes about all kinds of insurance business in various forms of its conduct, as well as on all types of corporate insurance; Chronicle of insurance and firefighting in Siberia, Russia and abroad; In the Siberian Corporate Insurance Partnership (chronicle and reviews); Reviews of the general and special press about insurance; Correspondence; Bibliography; Reference information, announcements.

Presented issues: 1919.

Edition of the Management Board of the Siberian Corporate Insurance Partnership. A single issue was released (October) in 1919 in Novonikolaevsk (now Novosibirsk). Sections of the magazine: Insurance business laws and regulations; Articles and notes about all kinds of insurance business in various forms of its conduct, as well as on all types of corporate insurance; Chronicle of insurance and firefighting in Siberia, Russia and abroad; In the Siberian Corporate Insurance Partnership (chronicle and reviews); Reviews of the general and special press about insurance; Correspondence; Bibliography; Reference information, announcements.

Presented issues: 1919.

Edition of the Imperial Moscow Technical School. "Herald" was issued in the unlimited period, from 1905 to 1919 in Moscow. Editors: A. P. Gavrilenko, professor, vice-chairman of the Polytechnic Society; since 1914 - N. N. Vashkov, mechanical engineer, vice-chairman of the Polytechnic Society, and P. K. Khudyakov, professor emeritus. The magazine published scientific works, a chronicle of the School, and information about the life and work of engineers - graduates of the Imperial Moscow Technical School. During the First World War, the "Herald" featured lists of killed, captured, or missed engineers.

Presented issues: 1906.

Bulletin of Russian Notarial Office, later - the magazine of the Bar, Notarial Office and the Court. It was published in 1907 / 1908-1917 in Moscow, with high participation of P. I. Astrov, A. E. Worms, N. K. Muravyov, S. P. Ordynsky, and N. N. Polyansky. Until number 40, 1913 it was issued with the title: "Notary" (1907/1908), "Herald of Law and Notaries" (1909-1913, No. 39). Weekly magazine. The last issue No. 35/52 was published in 1917. In 1909-1916, resolutions of the Cassation Departments of the Governing Senate were issued as magazine supplement.

Presented issues: 1910-1913.

Saint-Petersburg University Law Society Magazine. It was published in 1871-1906. Until 1900 it was entitled "Magazine of Civil and Commercial Law" (1871-1872), "Magazine of Civil and Criminal Law" (1873-1894), "Saint-Petersburg University Law Society Magazine"(1894-1899). Monthly edition (10 books per year, until 1882 - 6 books per year). Book 4, 1906, was the last publication. The magazine published the works, reports, and protocols of meetings of the Law Society, works on the history of Russian and foreign law, articles on judicial, criminal and civil practice, legislation, legal reviews, etc.

Presented issues: 1873-1877, 1885, 1898-1899, 1901-1906.

The publication of the Pskov Provincial Zemstvo (in 1887-1905 - the publication of Board of the Pskov Provincial Zemstvo). The magazine was published from 1880 to 1914 in Pskov. From No. 14 of 1914 it was issued with the titles: "Herald of the Pskov Provincial Zemstvo and Agriculture of Pskov Province" (1914, No. 14 - 1917, No. 4), "Herald of the Pskov Provincial Zemstvo and the Provincial Food Committee" (1917, No. 1 (July). Weekly magazine (in 1887-1889 it was issued 2 times per month, in 1889 - 1 time per month). The executive editor of the "Herald" was the chairman of the provincial administration. In 1901-1911 were published following supplements: a magazine and resolutions of provincial and district zemstvo conferences. In 1903-1905 the magazine released the "Veterinary Chronicle of Pskov Province", which was also published independently. The magazine published laws and government decrees regarding zemstvo institutions, decisions of the Pskov Provincial Office of zemstvo and city affairs, articles, and notes on public education, medicine, agriculture, etc.

Presented issues: 1880-1889.

Newsletter of the Executive Committee of the Russian Democratic Reform Movement. Address of the editorial office: Moscow, Belinskogo str., 4. The publication frequency is not defined. The newsletter published a chronicle of the participation of the Russian Democratic Reform Movement in the country's socio-political life, official documents and author’s comments, materials on democratic reforms, legal and civil society, constitutional legislation, etc.

Presented issues: 1992.

Economic, political, and scientific-literary magazine. It was published by the Russian-Japanese Society in Petrograd in 1917. Until 1917 it was issued with the title: "Herald of the Trade and Information Bureau at the Russian-Japanese Society in Petrograd." The publication frequency is not defined. From issue 4/6 the publication was discontinued. Texts were published in Russian and Japanese. Editor: I .E. Geishtor. The magazine's authors were: A. N. Weinstock, I. I. Vonsovich, I. E. Geishtor, Privat-Docents S. G. Eliseev, and E. D. Polivanov, Professor A. I. Ivanov, P. I. Nakayama, and others. It featured materials on Russian-Japanese relations: reviews of Russian and Japanese industry and trade, trade statistics, a chronicle of social and economic life, reports of the Russian-Japanese society in Petrograd, reference materials, bibliography, advertising.

Presented issues: 1917.

Magazine of the Imperial Russian Society for Aquaculture and Fisheries. It was published in 1886-1917 in Saint-Petersburg / Petrograd. Monthly magazine. Editors (simultaneously): O. A. Grim, I. D. Kuznetsov, I. N. Arnold, and E. K. Suvorov. It featured materials on aquaculture and industrial fisheries, reports, and general meetings protocols of the Society for Aquaculture and Fisheries. In 1912-1913, the "Fishing Industry Life" supplement was edited.

Presented issues: 1910.

Magazine of the People’s Commissariat for Justice of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the Legal Society of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (later - Magazine of the People’s Commissariat for Justice, the Supreme Court and the Office of Public Procurator of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic). It was published in 1922-1941 in Kharkov and Kiev (since 1934, No. 7). The first two issues were entitled "Herald of Soviet Justice in Ukraine". Since 1929 it was edited in Ukrainian. In 1931, it was merged with the "Red Justice" ("Chervone Pravo" in Ukrainian) magazine and received the title "Revolutionary Justice". In 1941-1957 the magazine was not published. It was resumed in 1958 with the title "Soviet Justice" ("Radyanskoye Pravo" in Ukrainian) - a magazine of the Ministry of Justice of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, the Office of Public Procurator of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, the Supreme Court of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the State and Law Sector of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. Since 1992 it has been published with the title "Law of Ukraine". Publication frequency - 2 times per month. The magazine published articles in the general state-political field, theoretical developments in various branches of law, issues of law enforcement activities, courts, arbitration, and information on legal life. The authors of scientific articles were: professors M. Grodzinsky, V. Trakhterov, V. M. Gordon, V. Koretsky, S. Landkof, G. Matveev, D. Wort, S. Tichenko, and others.

Presented issues: 1923-1928.

Literary, art, public, and popular scientific magazine. It was published in 1910-1918 in Saint-Petersburg / Petrograd. Weekly magazine. Editors (simultaneously): N. V. Gaevsky, V. I. Ramm, Baroness S. I. Taube (S. Anichkova). Publishers: N. V. Gayevsky (1910-1911, No. 10); V. I. Ramm (1911, No. 11 - 1912, No. 7); E. I. Ramm (1911, No. 45); "Slovo" Joint-Stock Company (1912, No. 8 - 1916, No. 36); G. G. Ignatius (1916, No. 37 - 1918). The magazine’s program was systematized into sections: fiction, popular science, theater, sports, fashion, useful information, and economy, etc. The publication included many photographs and illustrations and was proposed at family reading.

Magazine of scientific jurisprudence. It was published in 1910-1912 in Moscow with the participation of a law professor A. S. Alekseev. Quarterly magazine. Editor and publisher: professor, legal expert G. S. Feldstein. The magazine featured theoretical and practical aspects of jurisprudence - issues of criminal law and process, the history of legal thought, forensics, judicial reform, etc.

Presented issues: 1910-1912.

Presented issue: 1882

Publication of the Tver Provincial Zemstvo Council. It was published only for one year (1898) in Tver. Frequency: 12 issues per year. The journal's program: 1) Population movement, general morbidity and epidemic diseases; 2) Description of the province in sanitary terms; 3) Government orders, extracts from meetings of various medical congresses and societies, from reports of zemstvo and city administrations, resolutions of zemstvo and Duma meetings on the medical and sanitary part; 4) Medical and sanitary organization in the province; 5) The activities of the provincial and district sanitary councils and congresses of zemstvo doctors; 6) The history of hospitals and their current situation; 7) Articles and abstracts on hygiene, medical statistics and zemstvo and urban medicine; 8) Notes from the medical practice of zemstvo doctors; 9) Description of factories and schools in sanitary terms; 10) Various medical reports; 11) Meteorological observations.

Presented issue: 1898

Magazine of Demidov Law Lyceum. It was published in 1872-1910 in Yaroslavl. The publication frequency is not defined, 112 books were published in all. Editors were Lyceum directors: S. M. Shpilevsky, E. N. Berendts (1904-1906), M. P. Chubinsky (1906-1910), V. G. Scheglov (1910-1914). In 1886-1906 Demidov Law Lyceum published a supplement "Law Bibliography" (69 issues). It featured extracts from the protocols of the Lyceum Council meetings, lists of students admitted to the Lyceum, etc .; the unofficial section contained lectures of professors and associate professors of the Lyceum, research on the theory and history of law. The magazine published the monographs of Russian legal experts: "A Critical Review of the Doctrine of Power-Sharing" (1872) by N. N. Voroshilov, "The Main Trends in the History of the Criminal Law Science in Russia" (1910) by G. S. Feldstein and others.

Presented issues: 1872, 1874, 1877, 1879-1902, 1906.

Bulletin of the Omsk Regional Directorate of National Economic Accounting of the Central Statistical Administration of the State Planning Committee of the Soviet Union. For professional use. It was published in 1938 in Omsk. Only 3 issues were published. The magazine documents of a regulatory nature (decrees, orders, directions, instructions, etc.) and informational materials on the census preparations in Omsk Region.

Published issues: 1938.