Collier's New Encyclopedia

The hardcover binding of "Collier's New Encyclopedia, Volume One" is intact and shows signs of gentle wear consistent with its age. The spine and covers are in good condition with minor scuffing. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions, maintaining the integrity of this early 20th-century reference work.

"Collier's New Encyclopedia, Volume One" was published by P. F. Collier and Son in 1902. This volume is part of a comprehensive sixteen-volume series designed to provide extensive reference material. The encyclopedia boasts contributions from over three hundred authors and includes special articles by governors of various U.S. states. It features a variety of illustrations, including colored plates and wood engravings, enhancing its appeal as a visual and informational resource. While the work was first published in 1902, this particular volume reflects the early 20th-century approach to encyclopedic knowledge. Collectors and enthusiasts of historical reference works will find this volume to be a valuable addition to their library. The book is bound in sturdy hardcover, typical of the period, and despite its age, it remains in good condition with no ex-library markings or inscriptions.