Martin Gardner's New Mathematical Diversions from Scientific American

This hardcover edition is an ex-library copy, featuring library markings and inscriptions. The dust jacket is worn, with minor edge tears and some discoloration. Despite these flaws, the binding remains solid, and the pages are clean and intact, making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of mathematical literature.

Martin Gardner's "New Mathematical Diversions from Scientific American" was published by Simon and Schuster in 1966, with this copy being a first printing edition. Known for his engaging columns in Scientific American, Gardner brings a collection of mathematical puzzles and diversions that continue to intrigue both enthusiasts and scholars. This hardcover edition, published in New York, captures the essence of recreational mathematics, a field Gardner popularized through his writings. Although this copy is an ex-library edition, it remains a significant piece for collectors interested in the history of mathematical literature. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, with minor edge tears and discoloration, but the book itself remains intact. Ideal for those who appreciate the historical context of mathematical exploration.