First Principles of Physics

This hardcover edition of "First Principles of Physics" is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the spine and corners. The cover shows signs of fraying, particularly at the edges, but the binding is holding firm. There is no dust jacket, and the pages exhibit some age-related discoloration. Overall, it remains a readable copy, suitable for collectors interested in vintage educational materials.

"First Principles of Physics" by Robert W. Fuller, Raymond B. Brownlee, and D. Lee Baker is a comprehensive educational resource published by Allyn and Bacon in 1941. This edition is notable for its detailed exploration of fundamental physics concepts, tailored specifically for high school students, as the authors were all associated with Stuyvesant High School in New York City. The book is published from multiple locations, including Boston, New York, and Chicago, reflecting its broad distribution and educational significance during its time. While the edition and scarcity of this particular printing are unknown, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in historical educational texts. The hardcover binding shows signs of wear, typical for a volume of this age, with some fraying at the corners, yet the integrity of the text remains intact.