The American Peoples Encyclopedia

The book is in good condition with a sturdy red hardcover featuring embossed detailing. The spine and binding are intact, showing minimal wear. There is no dust jacket, which is common for encyclopedic volumes of this nature. The pages are clean and free from inscriptions or library markings, ensuring a pleasant reading experience.

This volume of "The American Peoples Encyclopedia," covering topics from Spandau to Trengganu, was published by Spencer Press, Inc. in Chicago in 1959. Edited by distinguished scholars Walter Dill Scott, Franklin J. Meine, and Carroll Chouinard, this comprehensive reference work provides detailed information on a wide range of subjects. First published in earlier years, this 1959 edition reflects the extensive updates and revisions typical of the era, ensuring its relevance and accuracy. The book is bound in a sturdy red hardcover with embossed detailing, characteristic of mid-20th century encyclopedic volumes. While not a first edition, this volume remains a valuable resource for collectors and researchers interested in historical reference works. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for such reference books. Overall, this encyclopedia is in good condition, with its binding and pages well-preserved, making it a solid addition to any collection of historical reference materials.