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1960Paperback in good condition. Minor sunning and shelfwear to the cover. The rear leading corners are creased, slightly affecting the pages within. Label and minor crease on FEP. The pages are sound; all content is clear. CM Used
1992rif. 252385PN. New. 1992. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
1896rif. 067792Washington 1896. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition. Volume 13 parts 1 and 2 in one book. Hardcover. Three quarter binding with red leather and marbled boards. Gilt lettering on spine. Marbled edges. 429 pp. Indexed. Light foxing on fly leaves. Covers and spine have some wear chipping. Hinges has a crack but book integrity is not compromised. Overall a very nice copy. Full refund if not satisfied. hardcover
rif. 9753d'après le tableau des valeurs successives de ce papier, dans le département de l'Isère. Ouvrage servant de suite aux Comptes-Faits des retenues sur le payement des intérêts. Suivi du tableau des époques de l' établissement des diverses retenues qui ont e Grenoble. Allier An IV. In-8, 72 pages. Broché.
1999Hardcover in very good condition. Minor shelfwear to boards and a few light markings to page block. Pages are clean, and text and illustrations are clear. TH Used
1979Softcover. Minor bump at upper edge of front cover. Page 189 is creased (possibly printing error). Pages are clean, binding is sound, and text remains clear throughout. T Used
1948rif. 042373New York: Alexander Hamilton Institute 1948 1949 . Reprint. Leather like. Near Fine. Illustrated. 26 volume complete set. This vintage Modern Business course is a set of practical business textbooks published by Alexander Hamilton Institute. The Institute was founded in response to demand from executives and ambitious employees for practical business reading and training. Joseph French Johnson then Dean of New York University’s School of Commerce Accounts and Finance was a key early figure and editor. The name invoked Alexander Hamilton as an organizer financier and systematizer. Faculty and collaborators included professors from NYU the Wharton School and other business schools which lent the materials a degree of academic respectability. It formed the core of the Institute’s well-known correspondence course and service for self-study and professional development. The Institute founded earlier in the 20th century produced successive editions of these texts earlier versions often had 18 or 24 volumes; the 1948 printing is one of the later complete 26-volume sets. ABOUT THIS SET: Rarely found as a complete 26-volume set volumes are bound in matching dark brown textured leatherette with an embossed image of Alexander Hamilton on each cover and embossed lettering. Gilt lettering on the spin. Medium sized font. Illustrations and tables occasionally throughout in black in white some of which are fold-out. Each volume is indexed. Each volume measures 7.5 inches tall x 5 inches wide with varying thicknesses averaging about 0.75 inch thick. On a shelf this set spans 21.5 inches. VOLUMES INCLUDE in alphabetical order: - Accounting Principles by Russell A. Stevenson and Frederick H. Hurdman 1949. xxiv 362 pp. - Advertising Principles by Hugh E. Agnew and George Burton Hotchkiss 1949. xxi 426 pp. - Advertising Campaings by Joseph MacGaheran and Mac Martin 1949. xxii 394 pp. - Banking by Major B. Foster 1948. xix 357 pp. - Business and the Man by Jospeh French Johnson 1949. xxi 333 pp. - Business Letters and Communications by Dwight E. Beebe 1949. xxi 376 pp. - Business Organization by William B. Cornell 1949. xxiv 429 pp. - Commercial Law by Frank H. Sommer and Laurence P. Simpson 1949.xxiii 381 pp. - Corporation Finance by Jules I. Bogen 1949. xx 379 pp. - Cost Finding by Charles W. Beese and Richard E. Strahlem 1949. xxii 361 pp. - Credit and Collections by David E. Golieb 1949. xxiii 357 pp. - Economics by John Roscoe Turner 1948. xxiii 456 pp. - Factory Managment by John R. Bangs and C. D. Hart 1949. xxviii 364 pp. - Financial and Business Statements by Thomas A. Budd 1948. xxv 372 pp. - Foreign Trade by J. Anton de Haas 1949. xxiii 423 pp. - Insurance by Bruce D. Mudgett Edward R. Hardy Solomon S. Huebner and G.F. Michelbacher 1949. xxiv 453 pp. - Investment and Speculation by George P. Woodruff 1949. xxii 394 pp. - Marketing by George Rowland Collins 1949. xxvii 355 pp. - Office Administration by Eugene J. Benge 1949. xxiv 419 pp. - Personal Finances by C. Elliott Smith and George W. Bacon 1949. xxi 414 pp. - Personnel Managment by Robert I. Rees 1949. xxvi 351 pp. - Production Control: Time Study and Motion Study by Harold V. Coes 1949. xxiii 431 pp. - Purchasing and Storing by Ralph Currier Davis and Michael J. Jucius 1949. xxiv 390 pp. - Sales Management by John G. Jones 1948. xxii 343 pp. - Salesmanship by Elmer E. Ferris and Fowler Manning 1949. xxii 354 pp. - Transformation and Traffic Managment by G. Lloyd Wilson 1948. xxviii 490 pp. CONDITION: External covers are very nice with minimal wear. Some occasional light discoloration along the textblock edges. Leaves are lightly toned yet are unmarked. Some bindings are slightly warped storage but not at all glaring. A very nice complete vintage set and great addition to any business person's library. Full refund if not satisfied. Alexander Hamilton Institute hardcover
1968rif. 2092902138201491Dobun-kan 1968. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 size Number of books: 1 book Dobun-kan paperback
1968rif. 2092902138201435Dobun-kan 1968. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 size Number of books: 1 book Dobun-kan paperback
1958rif. 2110502151005753Dobun-kan 1958. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Dobun-kan paperback
1986rif. 2092902141505462Moriyama shoten 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. Size: A5 size Moriyama shoten paperback
1986rif. 2080502106908785Moriyama shoten 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Moriyama shoten paperback
1986rif. 2080502106909609Moriyama shoten 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Moriyama shoten paperback
1997Paperback. From the collection of the late Professor Sir A.B. Atkinson. Covers are lightly scored and edge-worn. Pages are clean. Contents are clear throughout. AF Used
1992Paperback. Covers are lightly marked, scored and edge worn. Light creases on spine sides. Pages are clean and contents are clear throughout. Binding is sound. HCW Used
1995Paperback in very good condition. Very slight wear on lower edge of front cover and small watermark to page block face. Pages are clean, and text and illustrations sre clear. TH Used
1980Volume one. Ex-library sticker to spine, inside cover. Stamps to FEP and pageblock. text is clean, tight and bright Ex-Library
1994Paperback in very good condition. Front lower leading corner is lightly creased and there are light creases to spine head. Pages are clean, and text and illustrations are clear. TH Used
1985Minimal shelfwear on cover, edges and corners lightly rubbed. Slight crease on spine. Page block has small grubby mark on face and foot. Sticker on rear. Pages are bright, clean, sound, in very good condition. BW Used
1992rif. 260849PN. New. 1992. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
1991rif. 245937PN. New. 1991. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
1992rif. 256459PN. New. 1992. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
2002rif. 1339697PN. New. 2002. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
2002rif. 1339698PN. New. 2002. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
2000rif. 91331Washington DC: United States General Accounting Office 2000. Presumed First Edition First Printing. Wraps. Very good. 30 2 pages. Footnotes. Figures. Tabular Data. Appendices. This is a "Report to Congressional Requesters". The Navy Theater Wide system is being developed to defend military and civilian assets including U.S. and allied military forces in the field against attacks by medium- and long-range ballistic missiles while they are still outside the atmosphere. The Navy is developing the system in two segments. The first segment or Block I is intended to provide an initial capability by 2010 involving the deployment of 80 interceptor missiles aboard 4 ships. For fiscal years 1997 through 1999 the Congress increased funding for the program by 150 percent--about $663 million--over the $444 million requested in the President's budgets for those years. The purpose of the increase was to enable the Navy to reduce technical risks and develop system technologies earlier than planned. The Congress expressed concern that despite the funding increases the program was viewed in 1998 by a high ranking Department of Defense official and an independent panel of experts as "high risk" because of technical challenges such as improving the system's capability to track and destroy enemy ballistic missiles. As a result Congress asked GAO to determine 1 how the additional funding provided by the Congress for the program in fiscal years 1997 through 1999 was used and 2 whether significant risks to the program remain. Within the next month we also plan to issue reports on the status of two other missile defense systems under development--the Patriot Advanced Capability-3 and National Missile Defense. GAO noted that: 1 the Navy used the $663 million in increased funding as intended to reduce technical risks and develop system technologies earlier than originally planned; 2 about 41 percent was used for system design and analysis efforts such as reducing the technical risks associated with improving the system's ability to differentiate intended targets from other objects; 3 about 20 percent of the funding was used for procuring hardware items such as rocket motors and test interceptor missiles; 4 according to program officials the additional funding also allowed the program to shift from a demonstration effort to an acquisition program in which a weapon system will be fully developed and produced; 5 although the Navy used this additional funding to reduce technical risk and develop the system sooner significant technical and schedule risks still exist; 6 technological advancement is required to differentiate the target from other objects; 7 such discrimination requires that the system's computer network can process an enormous amount of data in real time; 8 this network has not been built and its software must be integrated with the computer code that is already installed on each ship's computer system; 9 current activities include writing software examining several computer architectures for the network and building the capability to test the network; 10 technological advancement is also required in developing the capability of the interceptor missile to seek and destroy the target; 11 GAO is concerned that the program office has proposed a schedule calling for initial operational testing of the missile in 2010 even though 50 percent of the required 80 missiles would be produced and delivered by 2008 and 100 percent by 2010; 12 operational testing is designed to provide an independent evaluation of whether a system meets required performance levels prior to beginning production; 13 GAO has found that cost overruns and the deployment of substandard systems occur when the Department of Defense proceeds into production before systems are tested under operational conditions; 14 the Navy has scheduled up to 7 flight tests between July 2000 and September 2001; 15 according to testing officials test programs typically separate flight tests by about 6 months; 16 a longer interval between tests gives officials better opportunities to evaluate test results understand problems and incorporate solutions into the next test; and 17 the approved level of funding does not match the Navy program office's estimate of how much it needs to implement the program on schedule. United States General Accounting Office paperback