The People's Almanac

This hardcover edition of "The People's Almanac" shows signs of typical wear for its age. The spine and binding appear intact with no visible tears or significant damage. No dust jacket is present, and the book does not contain any inscriptions, signatures, or library markings.

"The People's Almanac" by David Wallechinsky and Irving Wallace is a comprehensive reference book first published in 1975 by Doubleday & Company, Inc., based in Garden City, New York. This hardcover edition, as indicated by the number line, is not a first edition but remains a valuable resource for those interested in a wide array of facts and historical data. The book covers diverse topics, making it a versatile addition to any reference library. While the authors are known for their engaging presentation of information, this almanac stands out for its breadth and depth, covering everything from historical events to lesser-known trivia. This particular copy lacks a dust jacket, and its condition is not specified beyond the visible images. The People's Almanac is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of historical and reference literature.