New York: William B. Dana Company, 1931. Soft Cover. A weekly financial newspaper from the early 20th century. Significant tearing to the binding at the edges and along the spine, with some loss to the head and tail of the..... More
Philadelphia: Printed By Thomas Dobson, 1796. Hard Cover. Second American Edition. Volume 2 only of 3 volumes; the Second American Edition. Scattered foxing. Full sheep binding. Edgewear to spine with some small loss of leather at top. Front board has..... More
New York: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1895. 12mo. Hard Cover. First Edition. Publishers brown embossed cloth; a very nice copy with limited shelfwear; binding has a slight forward lean; rear hinge has been discreetly but visibly mended; contents clean and..... More
Bank of Pittsburgh. Octavo. Hard Cover. Distributed to stockholders of the Bank of Pittsburgh; "The following extracts have been selected from the records of "The Bank of Pittsburgh" and its immediate predecessor, "The Pittsburgh Manufacturing Company," in the belief that..... More
Boston: American Institute of Finance, 1922]. Stapled Pamphlet. One of the American Institute of Finance Series, in the publisher’s tan card-stock printed wrappers. By the editor of Moody’s Magazine, along with statistician Arthur Williams. Previous owner name discreetly stamped to..... More
Boston: American Institute of Finance, 1922]. Stapled Pamphlet. One of the American Institute of Finance Series, in the publisher’s tan card-stock printed wrappers. By the editor of Moody’s Magazine, along with statistician Arthur Williams. There are no marks of any..... More
Clinton, SC: Jacobs Press, 1938. 12mo. Soft Cover. 8th Printing Oct., 1945. Flexible boards. Slight cracking to front hinge at half title, but binding sound and tight. No markings in text. More
Tell the Word, [2006]. Stapled Pamphlet. Fourth Printing. Stapled pamphlet on economic morals from the Bible. More
Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1961. Hard Cover. First Edition. Two first edition copies of Business Cycle Indicators. Volumes contain no markings of any kind. There is toning to the spines of the dustjackets, with smudging to the front..... More
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Self-published, 1917. Jamsetji Tata is considered an architect of modern India; he founded TATA -- an enormous Indian business. During the first World War, B.J. Padshah one of the Board of Directors of Tata Sons met on board a ship..... More
New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1864. Hard Cover. First Edition. Two volumes of quotations from various business leaders. With frontispiece and plates throughout. Some repair to the spines by a conservator using Japanese tissue. Brown cloth with gilt lettering..... More
London: Smith, Elder and Co., 1830. Illustrated by: Tables. Hard Cover. Previous owner's name written at top of title page. No pencil or ink markings in text. Full brown leather binding with black spine label, gilt lettering. Previous archival repair..... More
New York: Ginn and Company, 1895. First Edition. This copy sent by author Horace White to R. A. Brock -- Virginia historian, book collector, and, at the time, Secretary of the Southern Historical Society. With “Compliments of The Author card”..... More
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1938. Hard Cover. First Edition. An attractive First Edition copy in the publisher’s blue cloth binding, with no marks of any kind. With proposed investment policies in the period following the market crash of..... More
London: Jonathan Cape, 1955. Hard Cover. First Edition. A clean copy in a bright and attractive dustjacket. More
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New York: Dennison and Brown, Stationers, 1888. Hard Cover. Signed. This copy lacking the endpapers, and several blank leaves only; with scribbles on the first blank, and on the last page of text. With presentation inscription by John C. Latham..... More
Edinburgh: Archibald Constable & Co., 1805. New Edition, Carefully Corrected. Consisting mainly of tables with directions for using them. In full sheep with raised bands to the spine. Rear board has quite minor worming. The boards have been discreetly reinforced..... More
Washington, D. C. Statesman Press, [1936]. Hard Cover. Some silverfishing and spots of discoloration to the binding. Spots of loss and surface wear to the dustjacket, with minor shelfwear. Green cloth with a Good dustjacket. More
Washington: Blair & Rives, 1836. Hard Cover. A reissue of House document no. 146 (24th Congress, 1st session) with a title page added; from the time Levi Woodbury was Secretary of the Treasury. Bound in half-leather and paper-covered boards with..... More
Chicago & London: University of Chicago Press, [1970]. Hard Cover. Fifth Impression. Lloyd Mints’ History of Banking Theory in Great Britain and the United States; one of three core economists of the Chicago School, Mints made major contributions to the..... More
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1985. Hard Cover. A Near Fine copy, Volume I only, of The Economic History of Eastern Europe, 1919-1975. With no marks of any kind. Very Good dustjacket, with sunning and minor wear. More
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1986. Hard Cover. A Near Fine copy of Volume II only of The Economic History of Eastern Europe, 1919-1975. Very Good dustjacket, with sunning to the spine, and minor wear. With no marks of any kind. More
Cambridge, MA: The Bankers Publishing Company, 1949. Hard Cover. No pencil or ink markings in text. Blue cloth binding. Edgewear at top and bottom spine. Dustjacket worn and its spine is darkened dust jacket is protected in a mylar cover..... More
Washington, D. C. Public Utilities Reports, Inc., 1947. Hard Cover. No pencil or ink markings in text. Black cloth binding with gilt lettering. Boards clean, binding sound. More
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1871. Octavo. Half Leather. First Edition. W. B. Partee, a New Orleans banker, debates the proper use of gold as the standard for currency, the elimination of the national debt, and other such topics which have..... More