
Elementary German Series: Books One to Five
by Peter Hagboldt
"Elementary German Series: Books One to Five" by Peter Hagboldt, D. C. Heath and Company, 1957, Revised Edition. This educational resource includes vocabulary by Werner F. Leopold and illustrations by W. T. Mars and Susan Perl. Fair condition with moderate wear and no dust jacket. Ideal for German language learners.
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The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover and spine. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and there is some foxing on the pages, typical for its age. The binding remains intact, ensuring usability. Illustrations and text are clear, providing valuable educational content.
About This Vintage 1957 Edition
"Elementary German Series: Books One to Five" by Peter Hagboldt, published by D. C. Heath and Company in 1957, is a revised edition of the original series. This educational volume, printed in Boston, serves as a comprehensive guide for learning the German language. The book includes vocabulary contributions by Werner F. Leopold of Northwestern University and illustrations by W. T. Mars and Susan Perl, enhancing its educational value. This edition is part of the Heath-Chicago German Series and is a valuable resource for language learners seeking structured guidance. The absence of a dust jacket and the book's moderate wear reflect its age, yet it remains a functional and insightful tool for mastering German.
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