TRIVIATA A Compendium of Useless Information

The book is in fair condition, with some wear on the hardcover, particularly at the edges and corners. There is no dust jacket present. Inside, the pages are clean, and the binding remains strong. A personal inscription dated Christmas '77 is present on the front endpaper, adding a unique touch to this copy.

"Triviata: A Compendium of Useless Information" by Timothy T. Fullerton, published by Bell Publishing Company in New York, 1975, is a delightful exploration into the world of trivia, illustrated with cartoons by Harold Montiel. This hardcover edition, published by arrangement with Hart Publishing Company, offers a fascinating collection of quirky facts and amusing tidbits. The book is not a first edition, as indicated by the letter line B-H. Fullerton's work stands out for its engaging presentation of seemingly trivial information, making it a conversation starter and a unique addition to any trivia enthusiast's library. The book includes a personal inscription, adding a touch of history and personality to this copy. Its scarcity in this particular printing makes it a noteworthy find for collectors. The physical condition shows some wear, typical of its age, but remains intact and ready to entertain.