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This fine leather-bound edition of Walden showcases Thoreau’s reflections on simple living, solitude, and the natural world. Part of Easton Press’s revered 100 Greatest Books Ever Written series, this copy features premium craftsmanship with a sewn-in satin ribbon, raised spine bands, and archival-quality paper.
Whether you’re building a distinguished home library or diving deeper into American philosophy, this edition adds literary and visual beauty to any shelf.
Originally published in 1854, Walden explores Thoreau’s two-year experiment in self-sufficiency beside Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts. His meditations on nature, independence, and social criticism are presented here with exquisite wood engravings by Thomas W. Nason, enhancing the timeless themes within.
This Easton Press edition is not only a work of literature—it’s a work of art.
∙ This book is in excellent, near-fine condition
∙ Covers show minimal shelf wear; gold gilt edges are crisp and untarnished
∙ Satin ribbon is attached and intact
∙ Binding is tight and square
∙ Pages are clean, free of markings
∙ A collector-worthy copy photographed as shown
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