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Plain Language Money-Making Book Series by Sidney Walton 1963 Complete Volumes 1-7

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Want to learn the secrets of wealth as seen through the lens of the 1960s? This 7-volume series by Sidney Walton offers fascinating insights into money-making, real estate, and finance from a bygone era.

This Plain Language Money-Making Book Series by Sidney Walton, published by Profit Research, Inc. in 1963, is a comprehensive set designed to guide readers through the essentials of wealth creation, finance, and real estate investing.

Each of the seven books provides step-by-step advice and accessible guidance on different facets of money-making, including tax avoidance, banking secrets, profit schemes, and real estate opportunities.

The books are filled with practical illustrations and were written to be easily understood, making them suitable for young adults and adults alike. They capture a mid-century approach to finance that’s both intriguing and educational for anyone interested in the evolution of money management strategies.

Specifications:

  • Title: Plain Language Money-Making Book Series (Complete Volumes 1-7)
  • Author: Sidney Walton
  • Publication Date: 1963
  • Publisher: Profit Research Inc.
  • Format: Paper Covers with Individual Volumes
  • Dimensions: 7 x 6 inches
  • Language: English
  • Condition: Varies per volume:

Volume 1: How to Start Getting Rich (123 pages): Water stains on the back cover

Volume 2: How to Legally Avoid Paying Taxes (94 pages): Good used condition

Volume 3: Secrets of Banking & Borrowing (88 pages): Water stains on front and back covers

Volume 4: How to Scheme Your Way to Profit (87 pages): Minor wear on the cover

Volume 5: Pocket Guide to Daily Money Handling (96 pages): Wear on back and front cover

Volume 6: Secrets of Specifications (123 pages): Heavy wear on the cover

Volume 7: How to Make a Killing in Real Estate (126 pages): Minor wear on cover

About the Author: Sidney Walton

Sidney Walton was an author who focused on wealth-building strategies and finance in a clear, straightforward style. The Plain Language Money-Making Series is a prime example of his mission to simplify the world of money for readers from all walks of life. Profit Research Inc., Walton's publisher, sought to make financial knowledge accessible, helping everyday people take control of their financial futures.

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