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School atlas by Anton Emanuel Seibert for civic and multi-grade elementary schools, published in Vienna around 1901. Contains 19 main and 12 auxiliary maps of Europe and the world, as well as depictions of Austria-Hungary.
Neufeld's dictionaries are classic bilingual (bidirectional) dictionaries intended for practical use — primarily for pupils, students, merchants, and travelers during the Austro-Hungarian and Kingdom of Yugoslavia eras.
The Political Atlas (Učila, Zagreb, 1957) is a pocket atlas with political maps of the world and an overview of countries, borders, and geographical features in the period after World War II.
"Introduction to the Czech Language" by Vojtjeh Režny (1915) is a beginner's Czech language textbook intended for Croatian speakers. It contains spelling, grammar, pronunciation and reading instructions, with an emphasis on the Czech tradition from Jan Hu
Croatian-English theoretical-practical grammar with a double dictionary (English-Croatian and Croatian-English) prepared in 1906 in New York by Dragan M. Jagrović for Croatian emigrants.
Koriensko pisavanje (1942) by Bratoljub Klaić is a temporary spelling manual of the Croatian State Office for the Language of the Independent State of Croatia. It promotes etymological-root (morphological) spelling instead of phonetic spelling.