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réf. Z1-C-067-04924Accounting Standards Board. Used - Good. Ships from UK in 48 hours or less usually same day. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library so some stamps and wear but in good overall condition. 100% money back guarantee. We are a world class secondhand bookstore based in Hertfordshire United Kingdom and specialize in high quality textbooks across an enormous variety of subjects. We aim to provide a vast range of textbooks rare and collectible books at a great price. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions. We provide a 100% money back guarantee and are dedicated to providing our customers with the highest standards of service in the bookselling industry. Accounting Standards Board unknown
réf. 1330298136.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1898réf. 15514AB1898. Wien Weiss 1898 - 1899. 295 : 225 cm. Original cloth. Textbook for the different ways of accounting including the corresponding letter. - From the businees-school Weiss in Vienna. hardcover
1963Very Good Hardback without dust jacket. Ex library with usual stamps & markings. Corners of boards have been knocked slightly. Bookplate inside front board. Front end paper has been removed. Tight sewn binding. Clean text. viii. + 132p.
1967réf. RO20021519Les editions d'organisation. 1967. In-4. Cartonné. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos frotté, Intérieur frais. 456 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 657-Comptabilité
2019Hardcover without dust jacket in very good condition. Board edges and corners are lighlty bumped and worn. Pages and text are clear and unmarked throughout. LW Used
1976réf. R320118223Entreprise moderne d'édition. 1976. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 70 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 657-Comptabilité
2007réf. R260163482CHIRON / LES GUIDES DU CREATEUR D'ENTREPRISE. 2007. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 287 pages.. . . . Classification Dewey : 657-Comptabilité
réf. RO20076586Foucher.. 1993.. In-4. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur acceptable. Paginé de la page 85 à 207. Feuilles détachables rangées dans une chemise. 1ère de couverture illustrée en couleurs.. . . . Classification Dewey : 657-Comptabilité
réf. BOOK_9780256069761New. unknown
1830réf. 251591830 un cahier de comptes Manuscrit, reliure demi-toile vert foncé grand in-octavo (25 x 19,5 cm), dos muet fendu, cahier acheté à l'origine chez LONCIN, imprimeur libraire, rue de la Juiverie à Ancenis, cahier manuscrit à l'encre brune de la main de Sophie CROUAN, Vve de PIERRE BARDOUL (MAIRE DE RIAILLÉ DE 1882 A 1886), sans pagination (93 pages + 8 pages de tables), fait à Riaillé de 1886 à 1906, + Exemplaire Truffé : d'un petit carnet manuscrit à l'encre brune (16 x 10 cm) de 22 pages des dépenses de dons pour des Associations Religieuses (Bienfaisance) de Janvier 1903 à décembre 1906 + une feuille manuscrite à l'encre brune (22 x 14 cm) : "Inventaire du 12 Janvier 1886" de tout ce qu'il y a dans la maison de Riaillé aprés la mort de son Mari, LISTE DES ASSOCIÉS A L'OEUVRE DES CAMPAGNES - RIAILLÉ (13,7 x 21,7 cm) manuscrite à l'encre brune, liste de 42 personnes (résidant à riaillé) avec en face le montant du don, (L'uvre des campagnes, fondée en 1857 à l'initiative de l'abbé Jean-Marie Vandel, est une institution catholique qui a pour but de favoriser le retour de la foi dans les paroisses rurales),
1812réf. BL4695Ecton Borough of Wellingborough Northamptonshire England:: 1812. 1812. Folio. 5 folded sheets approx. 19 x 15 1/2 inches. Condition: Excellent. Manuscript record of the worker salaries paid to operate the March 30-May 2 1812 farm at the estate of Samuel Isted Ecton. Each sheet being a record of five weeks labor lists the workers names the days they worked their duties on the farm and the costs of the laborers as well as totals. Additional entries are made for "work about the home" handymen and another provision annotates the income received from rent sale of wood etc. The details are what is of particular interest including a list of the number of farm animals and their types "Stock of Beasts" 9 heifers 7 cows 1 bull; Sheep: 5 rams home bred 1 ewe 1 lamb 4 lambhogs 2 south down rams 125 ewes 142 lambs 30 Welch sheep. Three men are named for "work about the home" William and James Elson John Fitsburgh. There are 17 workers named for working the farm: Samuel Pettit Charles Hensman John Hensman John Randle John Jolley William Cox William Jolley Benjamin Johnson Joseph Wooding Thomas Leach Richard Leach Robert Burges William Johnson William Sharman William Morris Thomas Morris and John Pettit. Their labors are listed as: jobbing about with team cutting chaff for cloth threshing barley & winnowing oak take in oak threshing jobbing about the home work in gardens ditching & fencing & cutting hedges stables sheep herding. One entry refers to payment rec'd for "wood for Poor People" and another entry states "rec'd for fine wood sold by auction." Another separate column details added expenses listed by days of the week: Paid the clerk his Church dues paid for looking after fowls paid . . . for advertising wood sale and selling wood paid for trussing allowance payment for cutting and quarter of chaff paid expense with team fetching 2 loads of coal & 2 loads of lime. With each successive week one can see how the daily operations are handled and paid for income earned and all the names of every worker. ALSO: verso of April 6-11 leaf adds entries: Rec'd of Mr.W James Mowkim! payment for a fat cow lambhog lamb ewe rams Welch sheep pig calf cow etc. Samuel Isted Esq of Ecton baptized on May 17th 1750 wedded in 1795 to Barbara eldest daughter of Thomas Percy Lord Bishop of Dromore. Samuel died August 12 1827 buried at Ecton. They had one daughter who died in infancy and a son Ambrose Isted d.1800. Note: Benjamin Franklin's father Josiah Franklin was a tallow chandler a soap-maker and a candle-maker. He was born at Ecton Northamptonshire England on December 23 1657 the son of Thomas Franklin a blacksmith-farmer and Jane White. Benjamin Franklin himself was known to visit Ecton. Thus one of the founding fathers of the United States had roots in Ecton. Franklin himself wrote "The notes one of my uncles who had the same kind of curiosity in collecting family anecdotes once put into my hands furnished me with several particulars relating to our ancestors. From these notes I learned that the family had lived in the same village Ecton in Northamptonshire for three hundred years . . . is eldest son Thomas lived in the house at Ecton and left it with the land to his only child a daughter who with her husband one Fisher of Wellingborough sold it to Mr. Isted now lord of the manor there." – Franklin's autobiography. 1812. hardcover books
1812réf. BL4695Ecton Borough of Wellingborough Northamptonshire England:: 1812. 1812. Folio. 5 folded sheets approx. 19 x 15 1/2 inches. Condition: Excellent. Manuscript record of the worker salaries paid to operate the March 30-May 2 1812 farm at the estate of Samuel Isted Ecton. Each sheet being a record of five weeks labor lists the workers names the days they worked their duties on the farm and the costs of the laborers as well as totals. Additional entries are made for "work about the home" handymen and another provision annotates the income received from rent sale of wood etc. The details are what is of particular interest including a list of the number of farm animals and their types "Stock of Beasts" 9 heifers 7 cows 1 bull; Sheep: 5 rams home bred 1 ewe 1 lamb 4 lambhogs 2 south down rams 125 ewes 142 lambs 30 Welch sheep. Three men are named for "work about the home" William and James Elson John Fitsburgh. There are 17 workers named for working the farm: Samuel Pettit Charles Hensman John Hensman John Randle John Jolley William Cox William Jolley Benjamin Johnson Joseph Wooding Thomas Leach Richard Leach Robert Burges William Johnson William Sharman William Morris Thomas Morris and John Pettit. Their labors are listed as: jobbing about with team cutting chaff for cloth threshing barley & winnowing oak take in oak threshing jobbing about the home work in gardens ditching & fencing & cutting hedges stables sheep herding. One entry refers to payment rec'd for "wood for Poor People" and another entry states "rec'd for fine wood sold by auction." Another separate column details added expenses listed by days of the week: Paid the clerk his Church dues paid for looking after fowls paid . . . for advertising wood sale and selling wood paid for trussing allowance payment for cutting and quarter of chaff paid expense with team fetching 2 loads of coal & 2 loads of lime. With each successive week one can see how the daily operations are handled and paid for income earned and all the names of every worker. ALSO: verso of April 6-11 leaf adds entries: Rec'd of Mr.W James Mowkim! payment for a fat cow lambhog lamb ewe rams Welch sheep pig calf cow etc. Samuel Isted Esq of Ecton baptized on May 17th 1750 wedded in 1795 to Barbara eldest daughter of Thomas Percy Lord Bishop of Dromore. Samuel died August 12 1827 buried at Ecton. They had one daughter who died in infancy and a son Ambrose Isted d.1800. Note: Benjamin Franklin's father Josiah Franklin was a tallow chandler a soap-maker and a candle-maker. He was born at Ecton Northamptonshire England on December 23 1657 the son of Thomas Franklin a blacksmith-farmer and Jane White. Benjamin Franklin himself was known to visit Ecton. Thus one of the founding fathers of the United States had roots in Ecton. Franklin himself wrote "The notes one of my uncles who had the same kind of curiosity in collecting family anecdotes once put into my hands furnished me with several particulars relating to our ancestors. From these notes I learned that the family had lived in the same village Ecton in Northamptonshire for three hundred years . . . is eldest son Thomas lived in the house at Ecton and left it with the land to his only child a daughter who with her husband one Fisher of Wellingborough sold it to Mr. Isted now lord of the manor there." – Franklin's autobiography. 1812. hardcover
réf. 61201Lyon, Bibliothèque du Comptable, 1916, grand in 4° relié demi basane noire à coins, 349 pages ; frottis d'usage et petites épidermures à la reliure.
réf. 201310597Paris, Hachette, 1919 ; in-8, 332 pp., br. Ouvrage en bon état.
réf. 201008807Paris, Librairie de theodore lefevre, s.d. ; in-12, 384 pp., br. Augmenté d'un traité de droit commercial.
réf. 201010346Paris, Librairie catholique emmanuel vitte , 1927 ; in-12, 154 pp., cartonnage de l'éditeur.
réf. 51056Neuilly, Hommes et Techniques, 1960, grand in 8° broché, 187 pages ; tableaux dépliants.
réf. 51035P., Dunod, 1971-1972, 2 volumes reliés, cartonnage éditeur.
1867réf. 819671867 Paris, Librairie de la Maison Rustique, sans date (vers 1867), in 12 broché, 213 pages ; couverture jaune illustrée ; des rousseurs.
1943br., (couv. fanée, papier jauni, une annotation en 1ère de couv.)
réf. 44789, Paris, Association Nationale des Sociétés par Actions 1943, in-8, br., (couv. fanée, papier jauni, une annotation en 1ère de couv.), 132p.
réf. 44781, Paris, Association Nationale des Sociétés par Actions 1946, in-8, br., (couv. fanée, papier jauni, une annotation en 1ère de couv.), 116p.
1946br., (couv. fanée, papier jauni, une annotation en 1ère de couv.)
