First Edition. Gor dustjacket art. Big business novel of a young woman, "a social empress, a political boss, a Wall Street meteor, and a wife you'd better read about than know". Nice deco style dustjacket art of a woman. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, modest edge chipping along top spine end and edges. Item #19019

First Edition. "The adventures of a modern Dutch Don Juan" in New York City. "This is an extremely forceful novel of the international philandering of a Dutch aristocrat" and businessman. This copy inscribed and signed to a professor "With the authors compliments" at half-title page, dated Amsterdam, January 1930. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, sticker abrasion at top front panel, modest shelf wear. Item #21762

First Edition. Arthur William Brown dustjacket art. Novel of a salaried man who fought his way out of the city into freedom in the country. Early Harper title to be found in dustjacket. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, few small edge chips, inked initials 'R.R' at rear panel. Item #35094

True First Edition. Jazz Age themed novel of women trying to make it in the modern business world. "Can the lure of easy riches, the tempting admiration of men of wealth, power and social position, the bait of worldly victory, be resisted successfully by the daring attractive young business women in this era of extravagance, dissipation, luxury and reckless standards of life?". Near Fine in near Very Good dustjacket, chipped at spine ends and lower front panel, closed tear and creasing at lower front panel, several inch closed tear at lower spine area. Item #22540

First Edition. Paul Stahr illustrations. "George Groton, the country lad, earning his first dollar in New York, putting over his first business deal, elated over his first 'raise,' climbing with many missteps the ladder of success, which was not success until he had learned his lesson, found his real self, and his real life partner". Bruce Barton, who worked for a famous advertising agency, wrote several books that equated proper business activity with Christianity. Item #20464

First Edition. H.R. dustjacket art. Novel of Wall Street and those who risk all on the market with the "apex" of the novel being the market crash. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, small chip at top front panel, chipped at top spine end with closed tear. Item #32531

First Edition. Artzybasheff dustjacket art. Novel of a generation in the textile trade. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #20060

First Edition. Samuel Bernard Schaeffer dustjacket art. 'The story of a provincial from Wiggam's Glory, Ohio, who makes his way through Harvard University and later battles as a landscape architect and city planner in the would be sophisticated world of Steel City, a turbulent, dirty industrial center just west of the Alleghenies'. Very scarce title. Very Good but for a small gouge at rear cover, in Good dustjacket, soiling to spine, some shallow edge chipping, wear to flap edges. Item #37436

First Reissued Edition. Fabulous Caribbean set novel of adventure and intrigue and a young man sent to manage an orange plantation, but who finds himself caught in a web of crime, political intrigue, voodoo, torture chambers and "high powered motor cars". Near Fine with lengthy gift inscription to front free endpaper, in Good plus dustjacket with list of names to rear panel in pencil, surface wear to spine and front panel, crease line that runs length of spine, and shallow chipping to spine ends. Great dustjacket art on this uncommon title. Item #16199

Second Printing. Novel of a woman who succeeds in business after leaving her small town for New York City. Uncommon. Near Fine in Good or Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, some shallow edge chips, quarter sized chip at top front panel and top spine end. Item #37593

First Edition. "Refreshing humor of Cape Cod Yankees, whose sea-faring heritage has produced a yarn spinning style loaded with sly wit and keen philosophy. In his yarn of The Iron Cat, the author has developed a thrilling mystery story that begins in a Cape Cod antique shop, takes the reader back to ancient Egypt, continues through stirring adventures at sea, and returns to present day Cape Cod with exciting chases by automobile and airplane. Part Two, The Lunch With a Punch, relates the business venture of the skipper and his partner in the manufacture and sale of a sandwich-spread which they call Baked Bean Butter". Near Fine, contemporary gift inscription at front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, few small edge chips, some scotch tape mends at verso. Item #22193

First Edition. Novel set in England about a well to do factory owner who always has his eyes on the lady employees. Near Fine in Very Good plus dustjacket with very light wear to spine ends. Item #13249