An exceptionally scarce first edition, first printing of the Gujarati translation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, published by Manjul Publishing House in August 2004 and translated by Jagruti Trivedi.
With a reported print run of just 1,000 copies, this edition is widely regarded as one of the six rarest Harry Potter translations ever published. No further printings were produced, and it remains the only title in the Harry Potter series to have been translated into Gujarati, making it highly desirable among collectors of international Harry Potter editions. Finding a copy in India is difficult; encountering one on the international market is exceptionally uncommon.
The covers remain in near fine condition, showing only minor bumping to the corners. The binding is sound and secure. As is typical of this edition, the book was printed on very low-quality paper, resulting in significant foxing throughout. The first and last four pages are particularly affected, with numerous brown spotting marks. Despite these age-related imperfections, the book remains a highly presentable example of one of the most elusive Harry Potter translations ever published.
