The Dream Maker is an Eloquent And Wise Biography of One of The Most Daring and Original Entrepreneurs in American Industrial History. It was Said That He Could Sell Sand To Arabs And Then Sell Them Sieves to Sift it. He Moved into Buggy Making in 1886 at the Age of Twenty-Five and in Eighteen Years He Became The Millionaire Head of The Country's Largest Horse Drawn Vehicle Company. In 1904 He Leaped Into The Dangerous Young Auto Market by Taking Over The Buick Motor Company and His Story Goes From There. Contains Many Interesting Pictures.

This is an Ex-Library Book in Really Good Condition. It Has a Card Pocket and Stamp on The Inside Cover Page and a Catalogue Tag on The Spine of The Dust Jacket. I Cannot Find Any Other Stamps in The Book. 

The Dust Jacket Shows Wear. Our Small Town (p.601) Library is Selling Some of Our Older Books Hoping to Be Able to Buy Some New Ones. Thank You For Looking and if You Purchase, We Are Indeed Grateful.