Gregg Shorthand Dictionary Simplified

The hardcover binding shows signs of wear, with visible damage and loosening at the spine. The pages are intact but aged, and there is a handwritten inscription on the front endpaper. The book lacks a dust jacket, and the cover has some scuff marks and minor stains. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reference or collection.

The "Gregg Shorthand Dictionary Simplified" by John Robert Gregg, Louis A. Leslie, and Charles E. Zoubek is a vital reference for those studying or using shorthand. Published by the Gregg Publishing Division of McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. in New York in 1952, this edition includes shorthand plates written by Charles Rader. This dictionary provides 30,000 authoritative Gregg shorthand outlines, making it an essential tool for both beginners and experienced shorthand users. The book is a hardcover edition, typical of the era, and reflects the practical and educational focus of its time. This particular printing is from April 1952, as stated on the copyright page. The book's condition reflects its age and use, with some wear visible on the binding. It includes an inscription, adding a personal touch to its history. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors of shorthand materials or those interested in historical language studies.