[Rarebooks] FS: THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA

[Charles Agvent]

 From our recent Catalogue containing 105 Limited Editions Club titles.  In 
addition to what is listed among our new arrivals, we have about 300 other LECs 
cataogued on our website as well as half that number yet to be catalogued: 
http://www.erols.com/agvent (to see them all, type in Limited Editions Club 
under the Any Word category on our search engine).  We will also be cataloguing 
later this year a fine collection of mountain climbing titles.

NIETZSCHE,  Friedrich. THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA. New  York:  Limited
Editions  Club  1964.  Tall  octavo  (8-1/4" x  11")  bound  in  white
vellum-backed  blue Fabriano paper boards stamped in gold. Designed by
Adrian  Wilson  and  translated  by Thomas  Common.  Illustrated  with
decorated  chapter  initials and initials silk-screened in  white  and
gold  on deep-blue Fabriano paper inserts by Arnold Bank. Copy #970 of
1500. Issued unsigned. Fine in glassine and Fine slipcase.     $150.00

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