Cleveland Clothing Company, 1885. Approx.2 5/8" x 4 1/2" 30 pages. One of Cleveland's large manufacturing ready-to-wear children's clothes and men's accessories. They suffered a major fire in February 1892 forcing them to give up their business. No references found in OCLC, NUC or elsewhere online. Clearly, this was a...... More
Newark, NJ; 1962-1964: Coastal Oil Company. Octavo. 12 issues. An interesting look at a small gas corporation tried to establish itself as a leader in the Northeast though they later expanded to Houston. Each issue aimed at their distributors and sales representatives with helpful reasons why oil is to be..... More
Paris; Nd(ca.1910): Institute Pestalozzi. Oblong Octavo. 33 high gloss pages with 200 photographs depicting all aspects of commercial activity throughout the world. All captions in English and with tissue guards. The technique was to reproduce images from glass slides. It begins with Human Carriers with 13 images of the ways..... More
Creditanstalt-Bankverein, (1957). Quarto. 392 pp. with 8 fold out color images and many colored illustrations, photos. Bound in maroon pebble grained cloth stamped in gilt, spine lettering gilt. A very good copy. More
Front page of the Gazette in February 7, 1794 announces Stock Brokers Office, No. 16, Wall Street, Leonard Bleecker announces his specialty will be Purchase & Sale of Stocks as a stock broker. He also agrees to quickly process orders from Philadelphia, Boston or any other part of the United..... More
New York: Frank A. Munsey, 1894. Thick Quarto. The long article "Wall Street" (321-362) with a history of Wall Street with biographical sketches of te Vanderbilts, Jay Gould, Henry Clews and the key words used in the trade of the 1890's, the role of the telegraphers, whose wires kept investors..... More
Cincinnati, 1876 and 1883: "Aticot" Antiquarian Booksellers. Approx. 8 3/4" x 3 3/4" and 8 1/2" x 3/ 3/4" These checks were printed by Krebs of Cincinnati for the Carson City Savings Bank, which was incorporated in 1875. One was issued for gold (1876), another for currency (1883). Since those..... More
New York: Printer's Ink, 1934. Cloth/hard Cover. The trade journal that was on the cutting edge of advertising discussing the issues of live radio (what are the problems with a "live" studio audience); for instance, what happens when the audience has a prolonged time of laughting taking away from advertising..... More
New York; (1966): Simon and Schuster. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. 125pp. A startling look at the pitfalls of the stock market, by a straightforward guy, who initially had success, and then made the mistakes of wanting more profits all the faster. Bound in black cloth, spine lettering silver, two..... More
Berlin: Sieben Stabe Verlag, 1927. First Edition. Cloth. Ocatvo. 374 pp. German text. Isncribed by the author. Frontispiece of author with 14 plates in text. More
New York; (1919): Fleming H. Revell Co. Octavo. 95 pages, Babson shows how religion can be used as a prime market indicator, but more remarkable is the skilled interweaving of business and religion as he wrote in Prayers for Businessmen in Religion and Business. One of the first books to..... More
Douglas, AZ: Bank of Douglas, 1946. Original Paper Wrps. Octavo. 78p. Only three copies are noted in OCLC (ASU, U of A, Ariz. State Library). Forward by Frank Cullen Brophy who was President of the Bank of Douglas as well as owner of the Babacomari Ranch, Chairman of the Arizona..... More
London (2007): Routledge Taylor and Francis Group. First Edition. Octavo. 180 pp. List of tables and figures, an informational structure model of business power, two real-world signaling games, reputation and informativeness, appendix A-D, notes, references, and index. This book analysis how in their political business lobbyists employ privately held information..... More
Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt, 1930. First American. Orginal Wraps. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 112 pp. Modern typeface. Upper right corner cover torn, 3" tear where cover and spine attach, light tear on upper & lower spine, Critical material relating to Thomas Mann, Alfred Doblin, and questions of class..... More
London: Edward Arnold, 1903. First Edition. Octavo. 288 pp. Errata slip. Numerous charts. The first thirteen chapters are based upon a series of three articles which appeared in the February, March and April numbers of the National Review. The three appendices examines domestic benefits, policy, changes in the empire over..... More
New York; (1943): Harper & Brothers. First Edition. Octavo. 136 pages, index. The key to his theory was how to preserve capital while knowing the reliable sources and understanding the way prices are likely to change. This book influenced many investors during World War II who realized there were new..... More
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Los Angeles, nd[1918]: American Institute of Banking. First Edition. Octavo. The first issue published by the American Institute of Banking to inform the Southern California region on major changes, recent legislation, personal news of interest and related categories. Neither NUC or OCLC indicates any of these earliest issues are in..... More
Deer Lodge, MT: Author, 1944. Pamphlet. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. [16p] an apparently unrecorded copy of a pamphlet issued in 1944 by the Principal of the Deer Lodge (Mt) High School. He points out the Montana was 38th in tax support, As a High School Principal, he..... More
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1925. Small Quarto. . p. 385-392. Here Clarence Darrow examines the salesman and eventually shows his use of psychology and pressure. He has taken the time to examine the books on salesmanship which he notes are all poorly written with the message, identify the buyer..... More
DE BOECK, 2006. Hardcover. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 557p. The economic of contracting is by now a central pillar of microeconomic theory. Contract theory has pursued the search for optimal contractual arrangements, i.e., Parego ptima constrained by imperfect information on parties' actions (moral hazard) or tastes/productiviites (adverse..... More
Dallas: Dr. Pepper Co. 1979. Fine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Color pictorial paste-on cover of lion, leather-textured cloth, profusely illustrated with color and black and white pictures. The history of the soft drink and its company. 268pp. More
Binghamton, NY: Hawroth Press, 2007. Octavo. 387p. index An integrated, interdisciplinary methodological approach for evaluating market opportunities for watershed services, carbon sequestration and biodiversity protection. "A must for those who are planning to get involved in any asepct of the system of Payment for Environmental Services PES) at the governmental..... More
New York: The Moody Corporation, 1909. Small Octavo. Second Edition. [1-4] 5-175, [3] pp. index, [11] pages of ads at rear. The original edition was published in 1907 and the ads were changed to emphasize newsletters and many additional investment systems. The IFA number is 257. A near fine copy..... More
New York: Moody's Magazine, 1909. Small Octavo. 146 pp. [5] pp. index, [8] pp. ads at rear. A very nice copy. Small bookplate of Charles Lipkin (1900-1991) who started the firm of Lipkin & Lipkin in New York. IFA #155 (though there copy is a later edition). Not as scarce..... More
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice Hall, 1987. Illustrated Boards. Octavo (7¾" - 9¾" tall). 288pp. How a company found the software tools it needed for success. Text, illustrations, tables. References. Index. Near Fine. More