Vintage 1961 A BUSINESS MAN LOOKS AT COMMUNISM Fred C. Koch INDUSTRIES BROTHERS

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Vintage 1961 A BUSINESS MAN LOOKS AT COMMUNISM Fred C. Koch INDUSTRIES BROTHERS:
$34.99

High buyer wins this 1961 (ninth edition) A BUSINESS MANLOOKS AT COMMUNISM - BY AN AMERICAN BUSINESS MAN written andself-published by Fred C. Koch, founder of Koch Industries, father of Charlesand David Koch.

Measures 9\" x 6\" in illustratedstapled wraps, includes a few graphics and b/w photos, 40 pages.

Very good vintage condition with clean tightpages free of ink, dirt and rips. Wrapsare mildly worn/spotted and yellowed at edges and spine.

This week we\'reselling several vintage Communist/Socialists/Marxist books, magazines, andpamphlets purchased at a Los Angeles estate sale. You can check them outby clicking the \"SEE OTHER ITEMS\" link above.

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