Pereval Passage: Journal of Free Thought: in 12 issues / ed. S. Sokolov. Moscow: V. Lindenbaum Publishing House, 1906-1907. Size: 10.0×10.0 inches. In Russian. Issue. 1. – November, 1906. – Printing house of the trading house A. Pechkovsky, P. Boulanger and Co. – 60, 4 pp.; Issue 2. – December, 1906. – Printing house of the trading house A. Pechkovsky, P. Boulanger and Co. — 72, 8 pp.; Issue 3. – January, 1907. – Printing house of the Russian Partnership. — 60, 8 pp.; Issue 4. – February, 1907. – Printing house of the Russian Partnership. — 72, 12 pp.; Issue 5. – March, 1907. – Sokol Printing House. — 60, 8 pp.; Issue 6. – April, 1907. – 60, 8 p.; Issue 7. – May, 1907. – Printing house V.M. Sablina. — 66, 8; Issues 8-9. – June-July, 1907. – Printing house V.M. Sablina. — 107, 6 pp.; Issue 10. – August, 1907. – Printing house V.M. Sablina. — 60, 8 pp.; Issue 11. – September, 1907. – 72, 4 pages; Issue 12. – October, 1907. – Printing house of M.V. Sablina. – 70, 2 p. A set (12 issues) in two half-leather bindings, stylized as bindings of the era, with gold stamping on the spines. Publisher’s covers preserved under binding. Issue #1 has a restoration of a tear on the top cover and pages 1-5. Issue #12 has restoration of a tear on the sheet with advertising and on the bottom side of the cover. Pereval magazine Pass, founded by S.A. Sokolov (owner of the publishing house Grif), was published during the year (November 1906-October 1907). The largest writers and thinkers of the Silver Age era – F. Sologub, I. Annensky, N. Minsky, M. Kuzmin, V. Khodasevich, B. Zaitsev, I. Bunin, K. Balmont, N. Berdyaev and others collaborated with the magazine. It was closed due to financial difficulties. A total of 12 issues were released.