International Visual Dictionary

This hardcover edition shows significant wear, particularly on the spine, which has visible tears and fraying. The cover is also worn, lacking a dust jacket. The binding remains intact, though the book exhibits signs of age and handling. No inscriptions or library markings are present.

The "International Visual Dictionary," authored by Leo Francis Daniels and illustrated by Fernando Burgos Pérez, was published by the Clute International Institute in 1973. This hardcover edition serves as a comprehensive visual reference, bridging language barriers with rich illustrations and multilingual content. Published in Los Angeles, Mexico, and Buenos Aires, it reflects a collaborative international effort. The book's significance lies in its ability to convey complex concepts through imagery, making it a valuable resource for both language learners and educators. While the copyright page confirms its 1973 publication, the edition specifics remain unclear. This copy lacks a dust jacket and shows noticeable wear on the spine and cover, indicating its age and usage. Despite these flaws, it remains a distinctive addition to any collection, especially for those interested in visual and multilingual references.