Germany, NSDAP. A 1941 Edition of Mein Kampf, Wedding Issue, with Case

(Mein Kampf Hochzeitsausgabe mit Etui). A well-preserved wedding issue of Mein Kampf, constructed of a card stock binding, the cover bearing a gilded coat of arms of the city of Munich, the spine bearing a title and author’s name in gilded and embossed lettering, the interior content consisting of 781 paginated pages featuring both volumes of the seminal biographical and ideological text of AH and the NSDAP in clear Fraktur script, opening with a dedication to a newly-married couple closing with a facsimile signature of Munich Mayor Karl Fiehler with a handwritten date of “15 November 1941”, issued in 1941 by the main publishing house of the NSDAP in Munich (Franz Eher Nachfolger), measuring 13 cm (w) x 19.5 cm (h) and retaining its original card stock storage case, the book presents with minor material fatigue while the case has lost both of its top and bottom edges (with one retained loose), an example of the ubiquitousness of the NSDAP in the everyday lives of ordinary Germans in very fine condition.