Webster's Handy-Service Dictionary of the English Language

The book shows considerable wear on the cover and spine, with notable fraying and discoloration. The binding remains intact, though the absence of a dust jacket leaves the hardcover exposed to further wear. Pages are slightly yellowed with age but remain legible and free of inscriptions or library markings.

"Webster's Handy-Service Dictionary of the English Language" by Noah Webster, L.L.D., was published by J. H. Sears & Company, Inc. in 1924. This self-pronouncing dictionary is a testament to the enduring legacy of Noah Webster, a pivotal figure in American lexicography. Compiled, revised, and edited by C. M. Stevens, Ph.D., it offers a comprehensive guide to the English language, making it a valuable resource for both historical and linguistic studies. Printed and bound by The Kingsport Press in Tennessee, this edition lacks a dust jacket and exhibits signs of wear consistent with its age, including a worn cover and spine. Despite these cosmetic issues, the text remains intact, offering a glimpse into early 20th-century lexicographical practices.