This is an excellent example of the classic edition - parchment-like hard covers, blue leather spine with gold blocking - complete with the sepia tone Hitler frontispiece portrait.

This excellent wedding edition of Mein Kampf was given to a couple that married on 6 April 1939 in Munich and has the fascimile signature of Munich's mayor Karl Fiehler at the bottom of the special "wedding insert" page in the front of the book. The newlyweds did not enter their name in the book.

The book is not marked Kriegs Ausgabe or War Edition (often stamped on the lower spine). The 782 page text is followed by several pages of advertising for other NSDAP publications.

This 69 year old example of Mein Kampf is complete and in excellent, like-new condition - no loose pages or breaks in the spine. It comes in the original cardboard sleeve which is also in like-new condition.

This set consists of a 6-1/4 x 9-1/8 inch, 392 page red cloth hard cover Volume I, Eine Abrechnung (An Accounting) 2nd Edition published in 1926 and a 6-1/4 x 9-1/8 inch, 354 page red cloth hard cover Volume II, Die Nationalsozialistische Bewegung (The National Socialist Movement) 1st Edition published in 1927.

This set of books is in very good used and well cared-for condition. Volume I has a small stain at the front edge of the front cover. Volume II has a very light stain on the front cover adjacent to the top of the spine. They are among the oldest and rarest remaining examples of Hitler's classic work and are rarely found offered for sale together as they were originally sold.

Both perfectly matching volumes were published by Verlag Franz Eher Nachfolger in München (Munich), Germany and printed by Münchner Buchgewerbehaus M. Müller & Sohne in München. They spent the last 80+ years side by side as evidenced by the uniform fading of the red color at the top of the spine.

At the time of the printing of this book, there were over 4,500,000 copies of Mein Kampf in print!

This excellent wedding edition of Mein Kampf was given to a couple that married on 3 November 1939 in Mönchengladbach (a city in North Rhine-Westphalia) and has the signature of that city's mayor at the bottom of the special "wedding insert" page in the front of the book (shown above). The newlyweds were called Vennedey and Weyermanns.

The book is not marked Kriegs Ausgabe or War Edition (often stamped on the lower spine). The 782 page text is followed by several pages of advertising for other NSDAP publications and for the Illustrierter Beobachter.