Twelve Ghent almanacs of the study society 'T zal wel gaan', 19th/20th C.

Various formats.

- 'Gentsche studenten-almanak voor 1857, ... ', Ghent, Boekhandel W. Rogghé (J. VUYLSTEKE) & Kalanderberg, 1857-1895 (ed. 1857, 1861, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1885, 1887, 1888, 1890, 1891 and 1895). 12mo. 

The 25th vol. was a festive ed. and was published with a special hardback in blue with diagonal band 'T zal wel gaan'. From the 7th year (1863), a portrait of one of the professors was depicted annually. Not published in 1858-1860. The Language-loving Student Society ''T zal wel gaan' (abbreviated: 't Zal) is a liberal student association in Ghent, and the oldest existing student association in Flanders. The society was founded on February 21, 1852 by three students from the Ghent atheneum, including Julius Vuylsteke. In 1854 the first Almanac was published. Under the slogan 'Klauwaard en Geus', it was a progressive, strongly Flemish-feeling and eminently liberal association that played a leading role in the Dutchization of education.

- Société Générale des Etudiants Libéraux, 'Almanach de l’Université de Gand 1914', Ghent, A. Vandeweghe, 1914, 8vo. Various in-text illustrations. The 'Société Generale des Etudiants Liberaux' was founded on 14 December 1875 as an anti-clerical student union.