Scientists and Inventors (Childcraft: The How and Why Library, Volume 11)

This hardcover volume is in good condition, with a solid binding and minimal wear on the cover. The absence of a dust jacket does not detract from its overall integrity. There are no inscriptions or library markings, making it a clean copy suitable for collectors and educators alike.

"Scientists and Inventors" is Volume 11 of the Childcraft: The How and Why Library, expertly edited by George S. Amsbary and published by Field Enterprises Educational Corporation in 1964. This hardcover edition is part of a fifteen-volume educational series designed to enlighten young minds about the contributions of notable scientists and inventors throughout history. The book provides engaging biographies and introduces scientific concepts in a way that is accessible to children. Published in Chicago, Illinois, this 1964 edition continues to be a valuable resource for both educators and collectors interested in vintage educational materials. The book is bound in sturdy hardcover, ensuring durability for years of use. It does not include a dust jacket, but the cover design reflects the educational purpose of the series. This volume is not a first edition, but it holds its place as a significant piece of mid-20th-century educational publishing.