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THE BUSINESS MAN'S LIBRARY.  Complete in 10-volumes.

FIRST EDITION / FIRST PRINTING. Printed in 1907

Edited by T.J. Zimmerman. Bound in quality moroccan leather. Marbled boards and end-papers. Ornate gilded spine. Top edge gilded. Wide margins. 8 5/8''. Complete in 10 volumes. The System Company, Chicago and New York and London. 1907. FIRST EDITION / FIRST PRINTING.

Excellent condition. Hinges fully attached and sound. General rubbing. Some surfaces are chipping/chipped but structurally the leather and hinges are sound. FINE interior. Bright, clean, crisp. Free of foxing. No writing or signs of previous ownership. Very tightly bound and appears unread.

Each volume contains a frontis protected by tissue and a preface. Immaculate interior. Very well preserved.

A turn of the century collection of works on factory organization, operation and management, the principles of economics, business practices, bookkeeping, correspondence and advertising. The works contained serve as an invaluable resource on economics and business during the industrial boom of the early 20th Century, including business personalities such as Andrew Carnegie and others.

Contents:
1. Credits and collections
2. Business correspondence
3. Cost of production
4. Book on selling
5. Book on buying
6. Organizing a factory
7. Book on advertising
7. Book on advertising
8. Employer and employee
9. Personality in business / Andrew Carnegie ... et al.
10. Accounting and office methods


The True FIRST EDITION.

This set would make an excellent gift and/or addition to any collection.