Thus Spake Zarathustra
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Book Description
Nice hardcover with slipcase. The slipcase is faded and lightly browned around edges due to aging. Corners fairly sharp but a few light chips on slipcase. The book itself is in great condition. Colorful beige and black neatly designed (meander pattern) as photo shows on the boards with black trim leading to the spine. Corners sharp and clean. Large lettering in beige and gilt on the spine. Black ...
MoreNice hardcover with slipcase. The slipcase is faded and lightly browned around edges due to aging. Corners fairly sharp but a few light chips on slipcase. The book itself is in great condition. Colorful beige and black neatly designed (meander pattern) as photo shows on the boards with black trim leading to the spine. Corners sharp and clean. Large lettering in beige and gilt on the spine. Black trim on spine. Top of outer edges of pages are a charcoal black color, neat. Solid beige endpages. Contains the "Sandglass, The Heritage Club, monthly newsletter which talks about the author and book. BY: Friedrich Nietzsche. Translated from the German by Thomas Common with an introduction by Henry David Aiken and decorations by Arnold Bank. New York, The Heritage Press. The special contents of this edition are copyright 1967 by The George Macy Companies, Inc. Total 316 pages that contains intricate letters and numbers. Easy to read black print, beige/cream colored pages. The spine is tight and straight, the pages are clean and free of markings or tears. The book is in almost like new condition, slipcase is aged, lightly discolored with browning edges, some light chipping. Excellent book! Order today. "In the year 1844, is exactly what happened to the son of the Lutheran pastor at Rocken, in Prussian Saxony, whose name was Nietzsche. The man child grew up to become a philosopher and wrote voluminously, as philosphers incline to do." Add this one to your collections today! *1BC5
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