How We Get Our Shelter

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear, with noticeable scuffing on the cover and edges. The spine is intact, but there is no dust jacket. The binding remains solid, ensuring the book's usability. Despite its age, the pages are clean and free of inscriptions or signatures, maintaining the book's original educational intent.

"How We Get Our Shelter" by Malcolm Provus, published by Benefic Press in 1962, is a distinctive educational resource from the Supplementary Social Studies Program. This edition, illustrated by Lucy and John Hawkinson, is set in Chicago and provides an insightful exploration into the ways humans secure shelter. Aimed at enhancing social studies curricula, this book offers a historical perspective and practical understanding of housing. The 1962 publication date marks it as a vintage educational text, potentially scarce in this condition. The book is bound in a hardcover format, with visible signs of wear, yet it remains a valuable piece for collectors of educational literature. The absence of an ISBN suggests its rarity in modern databases. This copy lacks a dust jacket, and while it has signs of age, it retains its structural integrity, making it a worthy addition to any collection focused on educational history or social studies.