Karol Marks / Karl Marx - Kapital. Krytyka Ekonomii Politycznej / Das Kapital/ Capital. Criticality Of Political Economy [complete Set In 1 Vol.] Warsaw 1926- [1933]

Karol Marks / Karl Marx - Kapital. Krytyka Ekonomii Politycznej / Das Kapital/ Capital. Criticality Of Political Economy [complete Set In 1 Vol.] Warsaw 1926- [1933]

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MARKS Karol / Karl MARX

KAPITAL. KRYTYKA EKONOMII POLITYCZNEJ / DAS KAPITAL/ CAPITAL. CRITICALITY OF POLITICAL ECONOMY [complete set in 1 vol.] 

Warsaw 1926-[1933]. Spoldzielnia Ksiegarska „Ksiazka”. pp. , XXXI, [1], 5-555, [3]; XXXIII-XXXVII, [1], 557-905, [3]' format 15,5 x 23 cm

HARD BINDING FULL CONTEMPORARY LEATHER IN THE STYLE OF A CLASSIC BIBLIOPHILE BACKGROUND. A spine with convex ties, slats and gilding. HAND MARMORIZED PENCILS, CUTTING CARDS MARMORIZED WITH THE SAME PATTERN.

Extremely rare second Polish edition (first, 1884), and at the same time the first edition of a new translation of the first volume of Marx's Capital.

Kapital, a new and accurate, albeit anonymous, translation. The entire publishing area consisted of three notebooks (with the full title page, here in the form of a copy) bound in the first volume, the third in the second volume. More notebooks in the interwar years did not come out! The planned second volume was never released.

GOOD CONDITION/ numerical notes, underlining, outlining the text in pencil, in the bookmark at the end of the book "The Most Important Places of Capital" in a handwritten form from the era; fascimile of title page

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