The House Of Were: 1839-1954: The History Of J. B. Were & Son And Its Founder, Jonathan Binns Were
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket - cloth/board in good condition
Pages: Yellowed
From the goldfields of colonial Victoria to the gleaming towers of modern finance, The House of Were: 1839–1954 chronicles one of Australia's most storied and enduring financial dynasties. This rare private publication details the founding and growth of J. B. Were & Son, the Melbourne-based stockbroking firm established by Jonathan Binns Were, tracing its remarkable 115-year journey from its humble origins in 1839 through the turbulent currents of Australian economic and social history. More than a corporate record, this volume stands as a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit that shaped colonial and post-Federation Australia, illuminating the intricate relationships between private enterprise, public institutions, and the nation's financial markets. Issued exclusively for the firm's clients and associates, it was never intended for public sale — a fact that renders it a genuinely scarce and fascinating primary source for any serious student of Australian business history. What secrets of commerce and ambition lie within the pages of this private, closely guarded chronicle?
Author: -
Format: Hardback
Published: 1954, J. B. Were & Son
Genre: Australian history
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket - cloth/board in good condition
Pages: Yellowed
From the goldfields of colonial Victoria to the gleaming towers of modern finance, The House of Were: 1839–1954 chronicles one of Australia's most storied and enduring financial dynasties. This rare private publication details the founding and growth of J. B. Were & Son, the Melbourne-based stockbroking firm established by Jonathan Binns Were, tracing its remarkable 115-year journey from its humble origins in 1839 through the turbulent currents of Australian economic and social history. More than a corporate record, this volume stands as a testament to the entrepreneurial spirit that shaped colonial and post-Federation Australia, illuminating the intricate relationships between private enterprise, public institutions, and the nation's financial markets. Issued exclusively for the firm's clients and associates, it was never intended for public sale — a fact that renders it a genuinely scarce and fascinating primary source for any serious student of Australian business history. What secrets of commerce and ambition lie within the pages of this private, closely guarded chronicle?