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A gloriously battered 1855 leather-bound volume containing philosophical, astronomical, and theological writings by Thomas Dick. This book has peak “eccentric scholar who disappeared under mysterious circumstances” energy. Cracked leather, dramatic foxing, worn spine labels, and richly aged pages make it an incredible decorative statement piece. Contains works on: * astronomy * religion * philosophy * the solar system * celestial scenery An absolutely stunning addition to dark academia shelves, apothecary décor, antique office styling, or haunted Victorian library aesthetics. Condition * Heavy foxing throughout * Leather loss and spine wear * Binding wear/separation * Strong antique shelf presence * Structurally aged but readable