Light and Vision

The hardcover binding is intact with some wear visible on the spine edges, typical for a book of this age. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or library markings. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, but the cover design remains vibrant and appealing.

"Light and Vision" by Conrad G. Mueller, Mae Rudolph, and the Editors of LIFE is a fascinating exploration of the science behind light and vision, published by Time Incorporated in 1966. This hardcover edition, part of the LIFE Science Library, delves into the history and development of our understanding of light and visual perception. With contributions from notable figures in science, this work examines fundamental discoveries and their implications on human understanding of vision. This edition, published in New York, captures the essence of scientific inquiry into one of nature's most intriguing phenomena. While the book is not marked as a first edition, its 1966 publication date positions it within a significant period of scientific exploration. The book is well-preserved, making it a valuable addition for collectors interested in science and history.