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15999
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Bias in Hourly, Daily and Weekly Wave Patterns by Arthur Merrill
Self Published copy. This copy is number 23. Signed by author. Printed in 1979 and the copywrith date is 1979. A good clean copy.
Type: Softcover
Edition: 1
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15997
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Security Speculation - Its edonomic effects by John T Flynn 1st edition.
Hard cover book in fine condition. 1934 first edition, first printing with nice dj. Bright gilt on spine. (Pages 332 pages). 7 3/4 inches wide x 9 3/4 inches tall. Clean inside with name of previous owner written neatly inside. Minor wear to dj at the of spine. Now in mylar.
Edition: 1
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15993
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The Psychology of Speculation: First Edition
<B>THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN STOCK MARKET TRANSACTIONS. BY HENRY HOWARD HARPER. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY HAYDON JONES PRIVATELY PRINTED BY THE AUTHOR 1926 1ST ED. THIS WAS THE SECOND BOOK EVER PRINTED ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF STOCK SPECULATION. THIS BOOK IS A CLASSIC THIS BOOK WAS PRIVATELY PRINTED BY THE AUTHOR. THIS BOOK IS IN GOOD CONDITION. SOME SMUDGING TO BOARDS DUE TO BEING HANDLED BY HUMAN HANDS. SMALL PENCIL MARK ON FRONT INNER BOARD. STRAIGHT SPINE SHARP CORNERS. CLEAN PAGES. THIS BOOK COMES FROM A SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT AND HAS NO SMELL. MEASUREMENTS ARE 7 3/4 INCHES X 9 3/4 INCHES TALL, 106 PAGES.
Type: Hardcover
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15991
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Sold Out! by Edward Dean Sullivan - Signed First Edition
<b>A RARE 1929 Vanguard Press SIGNED 1st Edition Hardcover of this very hard to find book.
- INSCRIBED by the author on the 1st blank page - Dated December 4, 1929 - Addressed to Frederick William Markle!
-The inscription blank endpage does have one top edge vertical rip/tear.
- This book is almost impossibe to find in its original format, and exponentially more difficult signed!
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- The book itself is solid, with decent corners and edges, only mild tanning, and a body of text that is free of marks.
- The binding/spine is complete and intact, but is starting to loosen just a bit. It is not cocked and does not lean...nice & square!
- The Dust Jacket is a bit rough, particularly on the top edge, where it is missing a piece, as well as the foot and heel of spine (see scan).
- The $2.00 price is intact and is not clipped!
- The printing quality is a clean and vivid black.
- The endpapers show some moderate tanning..
*** We included a high quality mylar dust jacket cover to protect the book. ***
Type: Hardcover
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15981
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The Truth About the Trusts: A Description and Analysis of the American
The Truth About the Trusts; A Description and Analysis of the American Trust Movement. Ex library book, published in 1904. Hardcover, 9 3/4 inches x 7 3/4 inches, 514 pages. Gold lettering on spine, green cloth cover. Normal library markings inside and the back board has the imprint of a label. One page has some underlining. Pages turning yellow.
Type: Hardcover
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15979
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The Art of Speculation by Philip Carret - 1927
1927 First Edition published by Barron's in 1927. No dust cover, burgandy cloth boards, gilt lettering on cover and spine in good condition. Interior clean except for personal inscription of previous owners. A very nice solid copy. 365 pages.
Type: Hardcover
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15977
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Investment and Speculation by Lawrence Chamberlain
Investment and speculation;: Studies of modern movements and basic principles. First edition, black cloth over boards. No dust cover. 5 3/4 inches x 8 3/4 inches, 322 pages. Pages lightly yellowed. Binding tight and square. Pages crisp and clean.
Type: Hardcover
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15975
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The Financing of Public Service Corporations by Milton Ignatius
First Edition published by The Ronald Press Company and written by Milton B. Ignatius, L.L.M. of the New York Bar and Assistant to General Valuation Counsel, New York Central LInes; formely Statiscian and Accountant, Public Service Commissions of New York. Blue cloth board with gilt lettering on spine, 508 pages.
Type: Hardcover
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Men and Mysteries of Wall Street by James Medbery
Men and Mysteries of Wall Street by James Medbery - First Edition 1870 first edition published by Boston; Fields, Osgood & Co. Measurements are 8 inches x 6 inches, 344 pages. Burgandy cloth cover with gilt decoration on front and spine. Pages turning yellow. No writing except for price written inside in penceil. Pictures available.
Type: Hardcover
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15971
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THE CHALLENGE OF INVESTMENT BY WILLIAM WALKER CLAFLIN
William Walker Claflin
The Challenge of Investment, Your Procedure in Modern Markets
Harper & Brothers, NY and London, 1936 The Challenge of Investment, Your Procedure in Modern Markets, by William Walker Claflin, Investment Manager, pub Harper & Brothers, NY and London, 1936, FIRST edition. Hardcover, title label pasted on front board, 8 x 5 1/2, 97pp, in VG condition, no DJ. Minor foxing inside cover. Advice written during the depression.
Type: HARDCOVER
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15969a
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Wall Street and Lombard Street by Francis W. Hirst - First Edition
A nice first edition published by The Macmillan Company, 1931.
Gilt lettring on spine. Brown cloch cover, discoloration on one page (see picture) probably due to a newspaper clip. Pages turning yellow. Name of previous owner written on last page.
Type: Hardcover
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15961
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Fortuna - A Story of Wall Street by James Blanchard Clews
New York: J. S. Oglivie, 1898. 8vo, 215pp. Original gray cloth, silver lettered. Solid binding, clean inside. A few pages have little finger stains inside. First Edition of perhaps the first American piece of financial fiction, and certainly the first significant novel of Wall Street. The author was first cousin and financial heir of Henry Clews, British-born NY financier who pioneered foreign sales of U.S. bonds during the Civil War and later wrote the classic 28 Years in Wall Street (1885).
Type: Hardcover
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15959
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The Common Stock Theory of Investment: Its Development and Significance
Written by Chelcie C. Bosland, Associated Professor of Economics, Brown University and published by Ronald Press Company, New York, 1937. This is a very good clean first edition, 154 pages, grey cloth, nice gold lettering on spine, no writing inside, solid binding, corners slighly bumped, pages turning yellow, no dust cover.
Type: Hardcover
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15957
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The Golden Flood by Edwin Lefevre
This financial mystery novels revolves around an enigmatic young man who deposits ever-increasing sums of gold bars into a large bank, much to the bank president's bemused chagrin. A century after its original publication in 1905, this remains must reading for those looking for insight into the driving forces of modern economies, and the nature of the people who influence it.
About the author: American journalist EDWIN LEFEVRE (1871-1943) also authored the short fiction collected in Wall Street Stories (1901), the novel Sampson Rock of Wall Street (1906), and the based-on-fact Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (1923).
1905 Second impression. Measurements are approx. 7 inches tall x 4.5 inches wide, 198 pages. Hardcover red cloth binding. Bright gilt lettering on front cover, pages slightly turning yellow, clean inside with no writing, solid binding.
Type: Hardcover
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15955
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How The stock Market Really Works by W. Collin Brooks
1930 First Edition published by Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, London. Written by W. Collin Brooks, Assistant Editor of "The Financial News" and author of "The Theory and Practice of Finance. Clean solid biding. Some foxing inside and on the edge of the books. No writing, 150 pages, 7 inches tall x 5 inches x 1 inch thick.
Type: Hardcover
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