Vice President in Charge of Revolution

The book is in fair condition with significant signs of wear. The spine is notably worn and partially detached, and the cover shows creasing and discoloration. There are stains on several pages, but the text remains legible. The book is signed by Murray D. Lincoln. No dust jacket is present, as expected for a trade paperback.

"Vice President in Charge of Revolution" by Murray D. Lincoln, as told to David Karp, was published by McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. in 1960. This trade paperback edition, printed in New York, Toronto, and London, offers insights into the world of business leadership and the cooperative movement. Murray D. Lincoln, a prominent figure in cooperative enterprises, shares his experiences and revolutionary ideas that influenced modern business practices. This edition is distinct for its firsthand account and personal insights from Lincoln himself. The book is signed by the author, adding a unique collectible value. While the condition shows wear, with a notably worn spine and some staining, it remains a valuable piece for those interested in business history and leadership. This copy is not ex-library and lacks a dust jacket, typical for trade paperbacks of the era.