buckitt walter (6 resultados)

Condición: New.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: No Dust Jacket. First Edition. 128 pages. Illustrated with stock market charts. Square octavo. Original chrome yellow cloth with diagonal red title and ticker tape markings. Edges and corners are a bit rubbed, a little grubby, spine joints starting but still holding fine. Interior has a number of stamps from the Merchant Marine library, paper toned with some old marks and stains but generally respectable. A couple of pages have old strengthening at the fore-edge. A few of the game pages have been filled in with pencil -- this could be erased but we liked the evidence that someone had played the game in the past. Issued in the Roaring Twenties right before the Great Crash that ushered the Great Depression, this book asks its readers to play the Wall Street game and speculate, giving you information on the market and specific stocks upon which you are expected to trade to win or lose. An interesting relic. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 128 pages.

Decorative Cloth. Condición: Very Good. First Edition First Printing. Yellow/red ticker tape covers. pencil holder empty, slight wear, soiling, boards tight. xii. illustrations, cut sealed pages, 128 pgs. Very Rare OCLC finds 9 copies. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

First Edition. Square octavo, original printed yellow cloth, pencil and illustrated dustjacket. The jacket states that the book comes 'Complete With Eagle Mikado Pencil' and the pencil is present. 'The Stock Market turned into an exciting game for everyone to play. You get ten thousand dollars from an uncle, who, by his will, stipulates that you invest it for immediate profit.' The book was published the same year as the Wall Street Crash. Very Good, light stain to cloth at upper rear cover, in Good dustjacket, various short closed tears, spine ends chipped half inch at top and full inch at lower, some loss around pencil holder, quarter sized chip at lower rear flap corner.

First Edition. First printing. Square octavo (19cm). Original yellow cloth, titled and decorated in red on spine and front cover; 128pp. A tight, Very Good copy, lacking the pencil and with the "seal" on pp.17-128 broken. Scattered pencil marginalia; paper-clip stain to upper margin of title page, still a quite nice example. A rather jubilant guide to playing the stock market for the common investor, configured as a "game" in which the reader has inherited $10,000 from an uncle they have never seen, with the caveat that they will inherit the uncle's entire million-dollar estate if they can increase the $10,000 to $15,000 with a week's judicious trading. "The Wall Street Game as it is played in this book, is so simple that anyone can play it without technical knowledge of the market.as in real Wall Street, luck plays a prominent part. But you will have to use common-sense in buying and selling stocks or you will not win the million under your Uncle's will." In what may be the most monumental case of bad timing in publishing history, the book was announced in Publisher's Weekly for October 26, 1929, just two days before the Crash. Originally issued with a black Eagle Mikado pencil, lacking from this copy.

Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: dj. First edition. First edition. 128 pp., p. 17 onwards with original paper seal, partially torn. Issued with an Eagle Mikado pencil, lacking in this copy. 8vo. "Disguised and designed in the form of a book, Speculation! stands out as a vivid memento of the Twenties bull market. It reproduces stock reports, city pages, and the movement of the tape, 'For Wall Street sharks it may be played, however, on margins, using stop orders, selling short etc.' Published in 1929, we'll never know how many copies survived after the crash" (Dennistoun). Dennistoun 763 Publisher's cloth. Near fine in scarce dust-jacket, chipped and waterstained, loss to spine ends and portion of front panel and folds 128 pp., p. 17 onwards with original paper seal, partially torn. Issued with an Eagle Mikado pencil, lacking in this copy. 8vo.