Cash In on Antiques

# Cash In on Antiques

IF you are among the thousands of bewildered investors who have been disappointed and taken their lumps in stocks and bonds, in commodities, in real
estate, in foreign currencies, in silver etc. etc. NOW READ THIS!
© 1974 Good News Publishing Co.
SPEND ST TO LEARN HOW
TO CASHIN ON ANTIQUES
It's a $1,000,000,000
Who is Richard H. Rush
and how come he wrote
Would You
a year business!
CANTIQUES
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this book?
Pay $14,560
"'Antiques As An Investmenp"
INTESTVET
analyzes the antique furniture
He's a prominent economist, financier and
former president of a large corporation. He
for this chair?
market, guides the investor
is generally considered a leading authority
A lucky investor spent just that amount
on art and antique prices.
He has lectured
for 10 of these chairs at Sotheby's
throughout the U.S. on art and antiques as
in London in 1966. During
investments. His own art and antique collec-
the past 7 years, the price
tion is valued at over $1,000,000. He holds
of English Chippendale in
many degrees, among them an M.B.A. from
the art market has increased
Harvard.
approximately 50%. So these
chairs at today's prices would
complete

Are you
Includes 536
pages and 385
photos, graphs
SERIOUS
and illustra.
tions!
By the
about your
author of:
31 FACT-PACKED chapters
"A Strategy of Investing
probably cost $22,000 or
more. From 1950 to 1965,
not
1. The "Age of Elegance"
English Chippendale increased
MONEY?