I would take your set to a bookstore to ask this, but one thing I do know is that each map in your set is worth probably more than the whole book. There are people who collect old maps and they look for them. A 1954-55 book may have maps that could be hard to find.
Manila Standard Today was created in 1987.
The name of a set of books that you use to locate information about a subject is called encyclopedias. With the introduction of the internet less people use encyclopedias today than they did in previous decades.
Encyclopedias as physical books are less common due to the availability of online sources like Wikipedia. However, the concept of encyclopedias is still relevant, with many digital platforms offering comprehensive information on a wide range of topics.
John J. Crocitti has written: 'Brazil Today [2 volumes]' 'Brazil today' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Social conditions, Civilization, Encyclopedias, Geography
Sebastian Maisel has written: 'Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Arab States today' -- subject(s): Social life and customs, Encyclopedias
There are no countries today that are using the gold standard.
The value of the deluxe edition of Funk and Wagnalls International Encyclopedia set can vary widely depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, and demand from collectors. You may want to check online marketplaces, auction sites, or antique booksellers to get a current estimate of its value in USD.
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Depending on what the publication information is for your set of 1917 encyclopedias, and what condition each book is in, your set could be worthless or worth thousands. To find out what your encyclopedia set is exactly worth, you will need to have an antique appraiser examine the set so that you have a definite price value.
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Diderot's Encyclopedia was one of the first modern encyclopedias, published in the 18th century and covering a wide range of topics. It differed from modern encyclopedias in that it emphasized Enlightenment ideals such as reason, freedom of thought, and the dissemination of knowledge. Additionally, Diderot's Encyclopedia did not have the benefit of modern technology, and the information included was based on the knowledge available at the time.