A Brief Course in College Algebra by Walter Burton Ford (1924) is a concise yet comprehensive textbook that provides a strong foundation in algebra for college students. The book covers essential algebraic concepts such as equations, functions, and logarithms, with clear explanations and practical examples. Ford’s approach to algebra reflects the educational standards of the early 20th century, making this a valuable resource not only for those studying mathematics but also for collectors of historical academic texts.
 
This book is in amazing condition for its age, showing only minor shelf wear and some light page toning. At over 100 years old, it offers a wonderful opportunity to own a piece of history at a reasonable price. The book will ship with a removable mylar cover for added protection, preserving its condition for future collectors or readers.