Description
1917 edition with same cover art. Hardcover has some significant wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom and some significant creases. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn yet sturdy copy of “The New Standard American Business Guide” offers a fascinating glimpse into the business landscape of early 20th century America. Published in 1917, amid the rapid industrialization and economic growth of the Progressive Era, this comprehensive guide aimed to equip entrepreneurs and businessmen with the essential knowledge and strategies for navigating the ever-evolving commercial world.
Author Edward Thomas Roe, a renowned expert in business education, meticulously compiled a wealth of practical advice, covering topics ranging from bookkeeping and accounting practices to effective marketing techniques and legal considerations. With its straightforward yet authoritative tone, this volume served as an invaluable resource for aspiring and established businessmen alike, providing a roadmap for success in an era marked by innovation and fierce competition.
Despite its well-worn exterior, this copy bears the unmistakable patina of heavy use, suggesting it was a trusted companion to its former owner, perhaps an ambitious entrepreneur or a diligent student of commerce. The creased spine and scuffed covers are testament to the enduring relevance and practical value of Roe’s work, which undoubtedly guided countless individuals through the intricacies of the burgeoning American business landscape.