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Hi, everybody. This is Gatsad for the sad truth. Today I've got the second Antiquarian book dealer, but he holds the

title of the most leading global rare book antiquarian dealer. I have Harry Bert Tenshirt. How are you doing,

sir? I'm fine. Thank you very much, Mr. Sard. It's so good to you. Please feel free to call me, Gad, if you'd like.

I just want to mention a few of your many honors.

You were awarded in 2002, the prestigious Chevalier de laur d'Ein de laetre medal from the French government,

and in 2010, you received an honorary doctorate on or riz koza from your alma mater the university of freiburg recognizing your

many decades of preserving and promoting the world's literary and cultural heritage i first

heard of you through one of your representatives,

and as soon as I saw that email, I said, you don't need to sell me on wanting to speak to this guy.

I was very excited to speak to you. So maybe we could start off with way back 40, 45 years ago,

how did you get into this beautiful business?

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