The Students Complete Commercial Book-Keeping; Accounting and Banking Comprising the Principles and Practice of Double Entry as Applied to Modern Business, and Including a Course of Training for All Public and Professional Examinations
Language: English
Published by Arthur Fieldhouse, Huddersfield, 1918
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Arthur Fieldhouse; 1918. Twenty-Fourth edition. By Arthur Fieldhouse, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Accountant and Auditor, Author of "The Student's Business Methods & Commercial Correspondence", "The Student's Phonographic Shorthand Exercises", "The Student's Elementary Commercial Book-Keeping", "Income Tax Simplified". Red cloth covered boards with black lettering to front and spine. Covers are well worn. Corners are bumped and rubbed. Marked to boards and grubby. Spine creased and a little crushed to top and bottom. Netting showing through front and back hinges. Previous owners name to front paste down and verso FFEP. Preface and introduction to front and general index to rear. Some light foxing to text block edge. Binding fair.
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- Title
- The Students Complete Commercial Book-Keeping; Accounting and Banking Comprising the Principles and Practice of Double Entry as Applied to Modern Business, and Including a Course of Training for All Public and Professional Examinations
- Author
- Arthur Fieldhouse
- Publisher
- Arthur Fieldhouse, Huddersfield
- Publication year
- 1918
- Condition
- Fair
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Edition
- 5th or later Edition
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