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  • Seller image for The Way to Wealth [SIGNED] for sale by Sequitur Books

    Franklin, Benjamin; Vojtech Preissig (design)

    Published by Random House, 1930

    Seller: Sequitur Books, Boonsboro, MD, U.S.A.

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    Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Signed (by the illustrator, Preissig), limited edition. 40 x 30 cm. Bound in publisher's cloth-backed boards, with a paper spine label. [10], 11-25, [5] pages : illustrations. Clean, unmarked pages. The essay "Poor Richard's philosophy" is reprinted from Phillips Russell's foreword to the Holly edition of Poor Richard's almanack published in 1928. Cf. p. 23. "This edition consists of 390 copies, of which 360 are for sale. The text has been printed on Zanders hand-made paper by the State Printing Office in Prague, Czechoslovakia, in a new type cut by Vojtech Preissig and cast by the same Office."--Colophon. New fine book series, no. 2. Signed.