The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann

The physical condition of the book appears to be good, with a sturdy hardcover binding. The dust jacket is present, featuring a striking design with historical images related to computing. No significant wear or damage is visible in the provided images, but a full condition assessment is not possible without additional views.

"The Computer from Pascal to von Neumann" by Herman H. Goldstine is an insightful exploration of the history of computing, published by Princeton University Press. The book charts the development of computers from the early mechanical calculators of Pascal to the revolutionary ideas of John von Neumann. While the exact year of this printing is not visible, the book remains a significant academic resource. Goldstine, a pioneer in computer science, brings firsthand experience and scholarly depth to the subject. This edition, published in Princeton, New Jersey, is ideal for historians and technology enthusiasts interested in the evolution of computing. The hardcover format suggests durability, though specific edition details and condition are not fully visible.