New York: Simon and Schuster, 1937. Tweny-sixth printing. Signed by Dale Carnegie on the front free end paper. Very Good with softening to spine ends, toning to pages and offsetting to endsheets. In a Good edge-worn dust jacket. Signed by the author. More about How to Win Friends and Influence People
Denver, CO: The Institute of Financial Education, 1937. First edition, cloth issue, variant binding with smooth cloth and no winged sphinx on spine. Very Good+ with a little soiling and foxing to edges, in Very Good+ unclipped dust jacket with spine panel a bit sunned, rubbed, light edge wear with... More about Gold Ahead
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1927. Signed limited first edition. Copy #A of five lettered copies printed on rag paper, issued alongside a limitation of 95 numbered copies and signed by Kahlil Gibran. Publisher's patterned foil covered boards over ochre spine cloth. Rubbing to coves, and edges rubbed through. Spine... More about Sand and Foam
New York: The Master Key Institute, 1919. Complete in seven volumes. Publisher's green leatherette binding, decorated in blind and stamped in gilt. Near Fine. Light rubbing to leatherette at corners, rubbing to gilt stamping. Wear to top edge of textblock. Previous owner details inked to blank facing title page on... More about The Master Key System
St. Louis, Missouri: Charles F. Haanel, 1919. Bound in publisher's brown leatherette over flexible card stock boards, stamped in silver and decorated in blind. Near Fine, with light shelf wear, pages toned. Uncommon in such nice condition. More about The Master Key System
New York: The Master Key Institute, 1928. First edition. Complete 7 volume set, averaging in Very Good condition. Bindings rubbed at extremities and occasionally scuffed or soiled; cloth to Volume I rubbed heavier at the upper joint near the crown with a patch of fraying. Stamping on front covers rubbed... More about The New Psychology
Cleveland, OH: The Ralston Society, 1946. Copyright page lists 1946, though title pages are dated 1937. Complete in 8 volumes, each containing two lessons, bound in publisher's red decorated in blind with titles in gilt, decorated in blind with titles in gilt. Volumes range from Good to Very Good, with... More about The Law of Success
Meriden, CT: The Ralston University Press, 1928. First Edition, complete eight volume set, bound in dark blue variant cloth with volumes ranging from Very Good to Near Fine. Rubbing to gilt stamping and to cloth at tips. Foxing to edges, heaviest at top edge; pages toned. Several volumes show faintly... More about The Law of Success
Meriden, CT: The Ralston Society, 1937. First edition, first printing. Bound in publisher's maroon cloth stamped in gilt, lacking the dust jacket. Very Good. Rubbing and tarnishing to gilt, soiling to front cover, light edge wear. Previous owner rubber stamp to front and rear pastedown. A scarce first printing of... More about Think and Grow Rich
Meriden, CT: The Ralston Society, 1937. First edition, first printing. Bound in publisher's maroon cloth stamped in gilt, lacking the dust jacket. Near Fine. Slight dulling to gilt stamping, slight wear at corners and spine ends. Foxing to textblock edge, pages toned. A very sharp copy of the scarce first printing. More about Think and Grow Rich
Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House. First edition, first printing. Signed by Rosa Parks on the verso of the half-title page. Toning to pages, else fine, in a Near Fine dust jacket with light shelf wear. A lovely copy. More about Quiet Strength: The Faith, the Hope, and the Heart of a Woman Who Changed a Nation
Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1931. First Edition, First Printing. Very Good overall. Front free end paper and paste down have clippings tipped in. Sunning to the spine and a few scuffs. A nice copy overall of this proto-Alcoholics Anonymous text that served as an inspiration to the founder, Bill W. More about The Common Sense of Drinking
New York: Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc, 1928. Signed. First Edition stated on copyright page, title label on spine states Vanity Edition. Inscribed by Emily Post, who signed as "Muriel," the alter-ego character through whom Post narrates the book. Inscribed to society columnist Betty Beale. In Very Good condition. Corners... More about How to Behave Though a Debutante
London and New York: Ernest Nister & E.P. Dutton and Company, 1896. First edition. Pictorial boards backed in white cloth. Very Good with light staining and soiling to boards, slight crease to both boards as well, contents clean and bright. Gift inscription to front free endpaper in easily-erasable light pencil... More about Daily Resolves
New York: Works Publishing, Inc., 1945. Signed by Bill Wilson and inscribed to a former owner on the front free end paper. First edition, eighth printing. 400 pp. Bound in publisher's dark blue cloth with title stamped in blind on the front cover and in gilt on the spine; lacking... More about Alcoholics Anonymous (The AA Big Book