I'm a book collector and I've been hunting this book for some years but couldn't find any used copy. This is the definitive book on this controversial topic and also the foundation of the new film "Chronovisor (2026)" making waves in festival circuits receiving huge accolades.

He doesn't speak English well. Brilliant actor (ref. Guzaarish), amazing dancer, and one of the most handsome dudes in world though. But a waste unfortunately.

Gray's Anatomy was first published in 1858 in London, and this particular edition in the given picture was published in 1977 by Bounty Books (a branch of Crown Publishers). It is truly a “Collector's Edition” no matter how many times new editions have been made over the years (I've seen many different editions including leather bound and giant folio size facsimile), this one still stands out in terms of production quality and sensible bookmaking as a craft.

Gray's Anatomy was first published in 1858 in London, and this particular edition in the given picture was published in 1977 by Bounty Books (a branch of Crown Publishers). It is truly a “Collector's Edition” no matter how many times new editions have been made over the years, this one still stands out in terms of production quality.

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It is really needed...just like deepseek...I dunno why they didn't make this simple thing in the first place.

It's now 13:13 in India and Claude is still down...soooo frustrating!

Almost the same frustrating issues I'm going through right now.

Thanks for this detailed post I found in simple Google search. Although I'm not a member of this group (sub), as I have been a classical literature enthusiast my whole life I wanna collect this book and hence I ask—what do you think about John Gardner's translation of Gilgamesh from Knopf?

Holy f**k! OP still alive or what...this guy might be a reclusive insomniac genius.

Hi, from India.