The International Visual Dictionary

The book's dust jacket is in poor condition, exhibiting significant wear and tears along the edges and spine. Despite the jacket's state, the hardcover binding remains intact. The pages are clean, with no inscriptions or markings. Overall, the book is structurally sound but shows notable external wear.

The International Visual Dictionary, authored by Leo Francis Daniels and illustrated by Fernando Burgos Pérez, was published by Clute International Institute in 1973. This hardcover edition offers a unique visual reference experience, differentiating itself through detailed illustrations and diverse subject matter. The book serves as a comprehensive visual guide, making it a valuable resource for both educational and reference purposes. Although the original publication year is 1973, this specific printing is attributed to Clute International Institute, based in Los Angeles, California. The book is a significant piece within the genre of visual dictionaries, known for its illustrative approach to a wide range of topics. Condition-wise, the dust jacket shows considerable wear, with visible tears, but the book remains a fascinating collectible for those interested in illustrated reference works.