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This 1978 first edition of The New Vegetarian is a vintage health and nutrition guide from Gary Null and Steve Null, written for readers interested in vegetarian eating, whole foods, and natural health.
Rather than a recipe-only book, it reads like a practical guide to building a meat-free diet through supermarket-friendly ingredients, nutrition basics, and everyday food choices. Photo-verified details include the original dust jacket with $8.95 price, first edition statement, ISBN, and a distinctive “Property of U.S. Navy” stamp on the bottom text block.
A solid vintage reading copy with a bright mustard-yellow cloth binding and noticeable jacket wear.
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Condition Grade Key
Near Fine: minimal wear; tight; clean.
Very Good: light wear; clean text; minor flaws.
Good: noticeable wear; sound reading copy; some marks.
Fair: heavy wear; complete but worn; priced accordingly.
Likely institutional ownership at some point, based on the visible “Property of U.S. Navy” stamp on the bottom edge. No further provenance provided.
Gary Null is a health writer and broadcaster associated with natural health and nutrition publishing, and the jacket/book position him as a prolific author in that space. This title reflects the late-1970s surge of interest in vegetarian living, whole foods, and supermarket-based natural eating.
A smart, very 1970s health-food shelf piece for readers who love vintage wellness books with real history.
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