Karl Marx; Capital, in Two Volumes. J.M. Dent & Sons, 1957. Everyman's Library.

A two-volume Everyman's Library edition of the first volume of Karl Marx's Capital - One of the most influential works of economic and political thought, it examines the workings of capitalism, exploring labour, commodities, wages and the accumulation of wealth.

One of the most influential works of economic and political thought, it examines the workings of capitalism, exploring labour, commodities, wages and the accumulation of wealth.

Karl Marx; Capital, in Two Volumes. Translated from the Fourth German edition by Eden and Cedar Paul. Introduction by G.D.H. Cole, M.A.

Published by J.M. Dent & Sons, London, 1957. Everyman's Library series; Science Nos. 848 and 849.

A pair of very good black cloth hardbacks with gilt title to spine. Minimal wear. Spines slightly sunned. No dustjackets. Endpapers with repeated orange patterned decoration of the 'EL' monogram.

Text is clean and bright throughout with no spotting. No owner's inscriptions. 

Text in English.

Vol 1: xxxv + 548pp; 

Vol 2: vii + 929pp. 

Dimensions: each volume approx 184mm high x 124mm wide x 24mm deep.

Weight: approximately 722g (the set - unpacked).