Webster's New World Dictionary, Everyday Encyclopedic Edition

The hardcover of this 1965 edition shows noticeable wear, with scuff marks and fraying at the edges and corners. The absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed, contributing to its aged appearance. Internally, the pages are intact, though some may exhibit foxing or discoloration typical of a book of this age. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book is still functional as a reference tool.

The "Webster's New World Dictionary, Everyday Encyclopedic Edition" is a comprehensive reference work published by The Southwestern Company in 1965. This edition is a second printing, as indicated on the copyright page. The dictionary combines the richness of a traditional dictionary with encyclopedic content, making it a valuable resource for language enthusiasts and researchers alike. Portrait illustrations by Three Lions add a visual dimension to the text. This edition is distinct for its encyclopedic features, copyrighted by The Southwestern Company in 1965, which enhance its utility beyond standard dictionaries. While the book shows signs of age, it remains a significant addition to any collection of vintage reference materials. The hardcover binding suggests durability, though it lacks a dust jacket. The book’s condition reflects its history, with wear indicative of its age and use.