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Circa: 1905
Type: Hardcover
Publisher: McClure, Philips & Co.
Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Philips McClure
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 First 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, bookplate inside cover.
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