Fame and Fortune Weekly, No. 886, September 22, 1922: A Boy’s Big Deal; or, The Wall St. Tip That Won
New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, Inc., 1922. Original 7-cent Issue. Octavo, 32 pages, publisher's original wraps. Fame and Fortune Weekly, No. 886, September 22, 1922. “A Boy’s Big Deal; or, The Wall St. Tip That Won,” a Wall Street story by “A Self-Made Man.” New York: Harry E. Wolff, Publisher, Inc., 1922. Original issue of this early twentieth-century juvenile story paper devoted to “stories of boys who make money.” This issue features a finance-themed adventure centered on Wall Street speculation, business opportunity, market tips, and youthful ambition, reflecting the popular self-made-boy tradition of early American juvenile fiction. A desirable subject issue, appealing to collectors of dime novels, story papers, Wall Street history, stock-market fiction, financial speculation, juvenile adventure fiction, and early American popular literature. Some discoloration, wraps detached, a few small rips, else in good + condition. Item #435
Price: $75.00