Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2017, Softcover, Reprint, illustrated, an exact facsimile of this rare 1959 title, 50 pp.

Summary: This is one of Flumiani’s earlier Stock Market titles and one of his most organized and content rich. Among other inner action topics, Flumiani re-introduces his Cylinder concept that would later be released as two separate books in 1961 and 1967. Although there are some black sharpie drawings to illustrate his concepts at the front of the book, the majority of this title is text.

Contents: Chapter One; THE DYNAMICS OF SECURITY PRICES, 1. The Importance of an Elementary Distinction, 2. The Action of the Market, 3. Why The Technical Approach, 4. The Great Tool of Analysis Used in by the Technical Approach, 5. The Inadequacy of the Averages, 6. The Market as a Whole, 7. Why do Stocks Move?, 8. The Non-Economic Forces, 9. The Psychological Forces, 10. The Exaggeration Compulsion, 11. Fear, 12. Fixation, 13. Reality and Deceit,  Chapter Two: THE INTIMATE NATURE OF THE MARKET ACTION, 1. Buying Power and Selling Pressure, 2. Bulls and Bears, 3. The Two Trends, 4. Change as the Quintessence of Speculation Appeal, 5. The Human Background, 6. Extreme, 7. The Absence of Change: The Law of Persistence or Penetration, 8. Accumulation and Distribution, 9. The Cylinder, 10. Back to Human Beings, 11. The Wrong Bulls, Chapter Three: TOOLS OF ANALYSIS FOR THE INTERPRETATION AND MEASUREMENT OF THE INNER ACTION OF THE STOCK MARKET, 1. The Dow Theory, 2. The Fore Major Areas of Maximum Speculative Appeal in the Dow Theory, 3. The Principle of Confirmations and other Dow Theory Embroideries, 4. The Cylinder Theory, 5. The Theory of Contrary Opinion, 6. The Theory of the Low Versus the High Priced Stocks, 7. Low Priced Stocks Per Se, 8. The Theory of Rotation, 9. The Theory of Yields, 10. The Theory of Volume, 11. The Fallen Body Versus the Moving Object Theory, 12. The Position of the Shorts, The Breadth-Index Theory, 14. The Price-Earnings Ration, 15. The Action of Market and the Business Cycle, 16. The Market and the Future, 17. The Market and the Seasons of the Year, Suggested Bibliography — end. 50 pp.

ISBN-10: 1945574119

ISBN-13: 9781945574115

The Speculative Significance of the Inner Action of the Market by C.M. Flumiani, 50 pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, 2020, Softcover, Reprint, illustrated, 73pp. Originally published in 1967.

Here’s Flumiani’s pitch for this book:
If there was a book which was written with the specific purpose of permitting men and women to become rich, even fabulously rich while enjoying themselves with the “game of Wall Street” this is unquestionably that book. WEALTH gives independence and independence carries the sweet fragrance of power…YOU WILL FIND in these pages the 25 basic Stock Exchange games…TO KNOW THESE games and to apply them correctly means to gain the certain passport to success in Wall Street. THE ABSOLUTE majority of these games are new, original: they appear in no other book: they have never been told or disclosed to anyone before: this is the very first time they are shared with the public.HERE YOU FIND the game and you find the solution to the game and the meaning of the game and how to apply the game: how to exploit the game.THE REST, the flow from winning through knowledge should come to you automatically and abundantly.

Of all of Flumiani’s books, this one is probably the best organized and logically structured. Inside we find 25 stock market concepts that are well defined and illustrated by Flumiani. Keeping in mind that this was all done in 1967, well before computer charts were being used and well before technical analysis became widely accepted. Flumiani uses his illustrations and prose to attempt to layout the individual and crowd psychology going on in each of these 25 “stock market games.” Although this title is a good primer on how the market moves, it’s missing any mention of risk management which we think is vitally important for any entry level book on speculation.

Contents:
Here are 25 basic Stock Market games included and explained in this practical, successful treatise:

Game One – THE SEARCH FOR THE MINUS – The key to the disco- very of the intrinsically undervalued stocks. p.9

Game Two – THE SEARCH OF THE PLUS – The overvalued and the deceitfully overvalued stocks. The short sale. The multiplier. Inventiveness. p.11

Game Three – THE ABNORMAL DOWN – The rule of the contrary compulsion and the capturing of the “special.” The normal and the abnormal. p.15

Game Four – THE ABNORMAL UP – Inner compulsion and market compulsion. The sign to buy. p.17

Game Five – NORMAL UP NORMAL DOWN – Profit making from the global action of the market. p.19

Game Six – THE SHORT RATIO – How to gain easy dollars at the expense of the shorters. The formula. p.20

Game Seven – PREFERRED IN NEW HIGHS – Correct anticipations from the movements of money. p.22

Game Eight – PREFERRED IN NEW LOWS – Confirming the above, but inversely. p.24

Game Nine – 3 UP – The most active box and the volume-price infallible device. p.26

Game Ten – 3 DOWN – The infallible device working downwardly. p.27

Game Eleven – COUNT THE FACES – How to get all the help you need for the New Highs and the New Lows. p.28

Game Twelve – MEASURE THE WAVES – The five different publics who buy and sell securities and how to utilize them profitably. p.30

Game Thirteen – FIX THE HEART – You are introduced to the great discovery of the intima and the pathological bulges. How to take advantage of the heart or intima. p.34

Game Fourteen – MEASURE THE POSITIVE BULGE – How to anticipate a price decline. p.39

Game Fifteen – MEASURE THE NEGATIVE BULGE – How to anticipate a price advance. p.42

Game Sixteen – ANTICIPATE THE PSEUDO PLUS – Why in the stock market the postman always rings twice. The advantage of it. p.44

Game Seventeen – ANTICIPATE THE PSEUDO DOWN – Big names bring big money: the temporary hyper-pathological pseudo accumulation cylinders. Use them profitably. p.47

Game Eighteen – SURE WAY TO GET FABULOUSLY RICH: PINPOINT THE BEGINNING OF ACCUMULATION – How to do it. p.49

Game Nineteen – BEATING THE RESISTANCE – Capitalizing on one of the stock market’s maximal profit areas. p.51

Game Twenty – PIERCING THE SUPPORT – Another stock markets maximal profit areas. p.54

Game Twenty-one – THE ROTATION GAME – An old speculators’ trick and the meaning it carries. p.57

Game Twenty-two – PLAYING THE CHEAPIES – Deceit and non-deceit in the low-priced ones. p.60

Game Twenty-three – MEASURING DEMAND AND SUPPLY – and how to gain unlimited profits through it. p.63

Game Twenty-four – THE THIRD MEANINGFUL EFFORT – Learn the role of the magnetic points and the function they play. p.67

Game Twenty-five – THE FAST CERTAIN VAST PROFITS AT THE BREAKING OF THE ACCUMULATION – The supreme most rewarding game. p.71

Conclusion.

ISBN-10: 1945574232

ISBN-13: 9781945574238

Stock Market Games People Play to Win: For Those Who Aspire at Great Wealth Through the Enjoyment of Great Mental Pleasure (1967) by C.M. Flumiani, 73pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013, Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile REPRINT of the 1935 first edition, originally published in New York by Orline D. Foster, 113 pp.

Summary: To the stock market technician every fluctuation on the ticker tape has its own meaning. The speed of the trading; the volume; the size of blocks of stocks; the fluctuation of prices; the type of stocks in which the major trading is done, these are the mosaics from which he works out his pattern. By following the tape he knows whether it is a waiting market, a distributing market, a market of accumulation or whether indications point to reversal. This is intended to be a handbook to classify these signals.

Contents: Foreword, TRENDS: The Major Trend, The Intermediate Swing, The Short Turn, Change of Trend, Where Trend changes on light volume, (In a Bear Market), (In a Bull Market), Learn to analyze Volume, Similarity in the Time Trends change, Signals for a change of Trend, Intermediate Reversals., MAJOR DOWNWARD TREND: The Bear Market, The Crest, Fundamental Factors, Commodities, Money, Business, Liquidation, Distribution and Margin Selling, Indications of Bottom, Irregularity., MAJOR UPWARD TREND: The Bottom, Fundamental Factors, Commodities, Money, Business, General Conditions, Signals of at least a Technical Rally, Accumulation, VOLUME: Watch your Volume, Signals of a Downturn, Signals of an Upturn, Signals of a Reversal or Turn, Good Buying, Accumulation, Distress Selling, Liquidation., SHORT SELLING: Selling for the Short Account, Sell Short, Do not Short, Short Covering., TRADING: Fundamental Factors, Commodities, The Bond Market, Money, Technical Signals, Averages, Bank Stocks, Stock Loans, Foreign Selling, English Settlement Day, Steel Bids, General Trading Information., THE TURN: After a long Bear Market, After a Long Bull Market, Minor Turns, The Downward Turn, Distress Signals, Selling Drives, The Upward Turn, Buying, Rallies, Prices, Analyzing Stock Movements., DAY BY DAY: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday., BY THE HOUR: 10:00 to 10:30, 10:30 to 11:00, 11:00 to 12:00, 12:00 to 1:00 P.M., 1:00 to 2:00, 2:00 to 2:15, 2:30 to 3:00, Reminders., AVERAGES: A Study of Averages, BROKERS’ LOANS, CHARTS: Master Chart of General Averages, Method of keeping Charts, Using the Charts., CHART FORMATIONS: Basic Chart Formations, Intermediate Chart Formations, Intermediate Chart Formations, Individual Formations explained, Head and Shoulders Formation, The Complex Formation, The Five Point Formation or Broadening Bottom, Double of Triple Top or Bottom, Ascending Bottom, Descending Top, Triangular Top or Bottom, Common Turn, Triangles – including , The Right Angled Triangle pointing up, The Right Angled Triangle pointing down, The Isosceles or Symmetrical Triangle, The Spiral or Coil, Gaps – including, The Common or Trading Gap, The Breakaway Gap, The Exhaustion Gap, The Pyramid., TREND LINES: The Trend Line, Resistance Lines or Lines of Support, Reversals., SECONDARY REACTION — end. 113 pp. REPRINT of the scarce 1935 title on Tape Reading by Orline D. Foster, (not the same as the similarly titled book from the 1960s).

ISBN-10: 1945574895

ISBN-13: 9781945574894

Ticker Technique: An analysis of the signals given by the Ticker Tape (1935) by Orline D. Foster, 113 pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013, Softcover, Reprint, 2013, exact facsimile of the first edition that was originally published in 1881, 185 pp.

Our research strongly suggests that this anonymous work penned as “A Successful Operator,” was actually written the American poet pf Cincinnatus Hiner Miller (1837-1913) who most often wrote under the pseudonym “Joaquin Miller.”

Contents: In this Wall Street novel written 42 years before “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator,” Miller creates a colorful and entertaining caricature of Wall Street’s trappings, punctuating his narrative with references to Jay Gould, Daniel Drew, Sage, Keene, Astor and Vanderbilt. Although best known for his tales of the west, this is the 2nd title about New York penned by Miller, the first being the 244 page poem “The Baroness of New York,” written in 1877. Extremely Scarce Title, almost impossible to find originals, 185 pp.

Table of Contents: PART I. Chapter I. But yet the Pity of It, Iago, II. The other side of it, III. Going Down to Wall Street, IV. What to Buy, V. When to Buy, VI. When to Sell, VII. The Outlook, VIII. The Conclusion, PART II. Chapter I. The Alphabet of the Street, II. The Lambs of Wall Street, III. The Mysteries of Wall Street, IV. Luck in Wall Street V. A Raid on Wall Street, VI. A “Boom” in Wall Street, VII. Waiting on Wall Street, VIII. Great Expectations in Wall Street, PART III. Chapter I. The Delights of Unsuccessful Speculation, II. How to Not Win in Wall Street

ISBN-10: 1945574909

ISBN-13: 9781945574900

How to Win in Wall Street (1881) by A Successful Operator, 185 pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013, Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile (enlarged 8.5 x 11 in.) of the original first published in 1935 by Investographs, Inc., Rochester, N.Y., 27 pp. (This edition missing the last 2 pages that would have contained, What Trendograph Service Offers and List of Stocks Covered),

Summary: The Odds against successful trading and investing are far greater than are represented by the “cut” on each transaction for commissions and taxes. The Individual is inherently his own worst enemy. Because it is important that the ordinary market handicaps be clearly understood, these are sketched briefly. There is then submitted a detailed explanation of a scientific procedure, founded upon a new application of basic economic laws, which, it is believed, provides a means of making greater capital gains than have heretofore been possible.

Contents: Foreword, Why Only 5 Out of 100 Win, How They Lose, Broad Claims Which Only a Superior Procedure Could Fulfill, The Cause of Market Movements, A Forecasting Device Based on Common Sense, 86% Accurate in Performance, The Pressure Indicator Applied to Previous Years, An Amazing Record, How Trendograph Charts Reveal Buying and Selling Levels, Charts of American Telephone and U.S. Smelting, Watching the Ebb and Flow of Public Interest, A Standard Trendograph Chart, How Trendograph Service is Kept Up to Date, The Trendograph Daily Market Report, A Weekly Letter Analyzed, Who Should Follow Trendograph Procedure?,(This edition is missing the last two pages that would have contained, What Trendograph Service Offers, List of Stocks Covered) — end. 27 pp.

A New Scientific Method for Forecasting Market Movements (1935) by Edwin S. Quinn, 27 pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013, Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of the First Edition which was originally published in 1939, 178 pp.,

Contents: One of the most important books written on Planetary Influence, Cycles Theory, Mass Psychology and Speculation, PART I: THE DECENNIAL PATTERN AND OTHER PERIODICITIES, Chapter 1. Biological Cycles and Stock Price Movements, II. Corroborative Testimony of Decennial Recurrence, III. Tides in Mass Psychology, IV. Speculative Psychology, V. The Weather, VI. Graphic Analysis-The III Years, VII. Graphic Analysis, 1881-1936, VIII. Seasonal and Decennial Tendencies, IX. A Nine Year Period., PART II: ECONOMIC RESPONSE TO SOLAR CHANGE, An Hypothesis of Solar-Economic Relationships and Their Measure in Terms of Weather Data, Chapter X. Anthropologists, Physicians and Psychologists, XI. Meteorologists and Others, XII. Rainfall and Stock Price Movements-Same Year, XIII. Rainfall Deviation and Stock Price Movements-Same Year, XIV. Sun Spot Cycles-Rainfall and Stock Price Movements-Same Year, XV. Weather as a Measure of Solar-Economic Change, XVI. Rainfall and Stock Price Movements-Following Year, XVII. Effects of Seasonal Changes in Solar Radiation and Weather, XVIII. Meteorological Appraisal of Probabilities-1937, XIX. 1937 (continued)- Sun, Weather and Stock Pricees, XX. Pig Iron, Cotton, Commodity Prices, Bibliography — end. 178 pp.,

Scarce Title and extremely interesting read offering an alternative perspective on the causes of mass psychology and stock price movement. Highly Recommended Reading.

Tides in the Affairs of Men (1939) by Edgar Lawrence Smith, 178 pp.

The Wave Principle (1938)

The Wave Principle – The Original 12 Financial World Articles (1939)

Nature’s Law: The Secret of the Universe (1946)

VOLUME 1: THE WAVE PRINCIPLE (1938) Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1938 title originally published by R.N. Elliott,

Contents: I. Rhythm in Nature, II. Stock Market Waves, III. Identifying the Waves, IV. Terminology, V. Wave Characteristics: Corrections, Extensions, Irregular Corrections, Triangles, VI. Speed, Volume and Charting, VII. Applying the Wave Principle, IX. Rarities in the 1937/38 Bear Market, X. The Wave Principle in other Fields., Includes the following charts: 1. Population movements, Farms to Cities, 2. Farm Products, 3. Federal Spending, 4. U.S. Deficits, 5. Production, World and U.S., 6. Steel Output, 7. New Life Insurance, 8. Electric Power Produced, 9. Gasoline Consumption, 10. Fire Loses, 11. New York Stock Market Activity, 11A. New York Stock Market Seats, 11B New York Stock Market Seats, 12. Waves 1 and 2 Grand Super Cycle, 13. Super Cycle 1857-1928, 14. Cycle 1896-1928, 15. Primary 1921-1928, 16. 1st Intermediate, 1921 – March 1923, 17. 2nd Intermediate, March 1923 – May 1924, 18. 3rd Intermediate, May 1924 – Nov. 1925, 19. 4th Intermediate, Nov. 1925 – May 1926, 20. 5th Intermediate, May 1926 – Nov. 1928, 21. The Great Bear Market 1928-1932, 22. The Bull Move July 1932 – March 1937, 23. Intermediate May 1936-March 1937, 24. Monthly range March 1937 – March 1938, 25. Weekly range March 1937 – March 1938, 26. Daily range March-August 1937, 27. Daily range August-October 1937, 28. Daily range October 1937 – March 1938, 29. Hourly, February 23rd – March 31, 1938, 30. Standard Statistics weekly, Oct. – Feb., 31. Daily range, March 31 – May 27, 1938, 32. Corporation Bonds 1927-1938, 33. Money value stock transactions NYSE — end. 50 pp.

This is a clean and exact facsimile of the original 1938 first edition, all text, illustrations and layout are as Elliott intended.

VOLUME 2: THE WAVE PRINCIPLE – THE ORIGINAL 12 FINANCIAL WORLD ARTICLES (1939), Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of a series of 12 articles published in 1939 by R.N. Elliott, (originally published in 1939 by Financial World Magazine),

Contents: This book includes an exact facsimile of all 12 original articles that introduced Elliott’s “Wave Principle,” clean reproduction, 16 pp. — Extremely Scarce Content and highly recommended reading.

VOLUME 3: NATURE’S LAW – THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE (1946): Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1946 title originally published by R.N. Elliott, 64 pp.

Contents: Chapter 1. The Great Pyramid, 2. Natures Law, 3. Human Activity, 4. Distinctive Features, 5. Corrections, 6. Extensions, 7. Irregular tops, 8. Alternation, 9. Scales, 10. Examples, 11. 13 year triangle, 12. Inflation, 13. Gold, 14. Patents, 15. Technical Features, 16. Raid Index, 17. Value of News, 18. Charting, 19. Timing of Investment, 20. Selection of Media, 21. Pyramidic Symbolism Ratio Ruler, 22. The Law of Motion, 23. The Great Depression, 24. Emotional Cycles of Individual, 25. Pythagoras, 26. Miscellaneous, 27. The 1942 -1945 Thrust, Review and Conclusion, References, end. — Important title by Ralph Nelson Elliott (Elliott Wave Principle) written in 1946, two years before his death in 1948. Scarce edition, Highly recommended reading to understand the basis of Elliott Wave Theory, cycles and crowd psychology. 64 pp. –

A 3 Volume set of the rare originals by R.N. Elliott. Collectible Reprint Set.

R.N. Elliott 3 Volume Set: The Wave Principle (1938), The Wave Principle – The Original 12 Financial World Articles (1939), Nature’s Law: The Secret of the Universe (1946) by R.N. Elliott

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1938 title originally published by R.N. Elliott

Contents: I. Rhythm in Nature, II. Stock Market Waves, III. Identifying the Waves, IV. Terminology, V. Wave Characteristics: Corrections, Extensions, Irregular Corrections, Triangles, VI. Speed, Volume and Charting, VII. Applying the Wave Principle, IX. Rarities in the 1937/38 Bear Market, X. The Wave Principle in other Fields., Includes the following charts: 1. Population movements, Farms to Cities, 2. Farm Products, 3. Federal Spending, 4. U.S. Deficits, 5. Production, World and U.S., 6. Steel Output, 7. New Life Insurance, 8. Electric Power Produced, 9. Gasoline Consumption, 10. Fire Loses, 11. New York Stock Market Activity, 11A. New York Stock Market Seats, 11B New York Stock Market Seats, 12. Waves 1 and 2 Grand Super Cycle, 13. Super Cycle 1857-1928, 14. Cycle 1896-1928, 15. Primary 1921-1928, 16. 1st Intermediate, 1921 – March 1923, 17. 2nd Intermediate, March 1923 – May 1924, 18. 3rd Intermediate, May 1924 – Nov. 1925, 19. 4th Intermediate, Nov. 1925 – May 1926, 20. 5th Intermediate, May 1926 – Nov. 1928, 21. The Great Bear Market 1928-1932, 22. The Bull Move July 1932 – March 1937, 23. Intermediate May 1936-March 1937, 24. Monthly range March 1937 – March 1938, 25. Weekly range March 1937 – March 1938, 26. Daily range March-August 1937, 27. Daily range August-October 1937, 28. Daily range October 1937 – March 1938, 29. Hourly, February 23rd – March 31, 1938, 30. Standard Statistics weekly, Oct. – Feb., 31. Daily range, March 31 – May 27, 1938, 32. Corporation Bonds 1927-1938, 33. Money value stock transactions NYSE — end. 50 pp.

The Wave Principle (1938) by R.N. Elliott

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013. Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of the rare 1946 title originally published by R.N. Elliott.

Summary: Highly recommended reading to understand the basis of Elliott Wave Theory, Cycles and Crowd Psychology. Vitally Important for Traders in Securities, Commodities, etc.; Investors; Customers’ Brokers; Market Technicians; Bankers; Business Managers; Economists; Trusts. 64 pp.

Contents: Chapter 1. The Great Pyramid, 2. Natures Law, 3. Human Activity, 4. Distinctive Features, 5. Corrections, 6. Extensions, 7. Irregular tops, 8. Alternation, 9. Scales, 10. Examples, 11. 13 year triangle, 12. Inflation, 13. Gold, 14. Patents, 15. Technical Features, 16. Raid Index, 17. Value of News, 18. Charting, 19. Timing of Investment, 20. Selection of Media, 21. Pyramidic Symbolism Ratio Ruler, 22. The Law of Motion, 23. The Great Depression, 24. Emotional Cycles of Individual, 25. Pythagoras, 26. Miscellaneous, 27. The 1942 -1945 Thrust, Review and Conclusion, References, end. — Important title by Ralph Nelson Elliott (Elliott Wave Principle) written in 1946, two years before his death in 1948. Scarce edition, Highly recommended reading to understand the basis of Elliott Wave Theory, Cycles and Crowd Psychology. 64 pp.

Nature’s Law: The Secret of the Universe (1946) by R.N. Elliott

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2014. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the early 1970s (no stated date) first edition published by The American Classical College Press, 53 pp.

Contents: First, I must say that this is the most passionate of all the books I’ve read by Flumiani. The tone he writes with is “rage” for almost 50 pages as he rants and continues to rant about the “deceit” of GOLD and the “deceit” of a long list of other organizations, concepts and ideas. If you’re a perma-bear you’ll love this one. It’s just very interesting to me that Flumiani had such a strong opinion about the lack of GOLD’s value.

He was VERY adamant that the price of GOLD was going to move lower and I feel including this excerpt if the best way to describe the main concepts and tone of the book. This is from page 2 where he talks about the nine deceits of gold:

“BUT GOLD HAS also lost its second precious advantage: the advantage of a stable price. In 1972, the price of gold was approximately $50 an ounce. In February of 1973, the international price had increased to $65 an oz. Just one month later, the price had climbed to $90 an oz. and there are to-day individuals lecturing and writing to the effect that very soon GOLD will be selling at $380, and even at $500 an oz. These individuals are, of course, mad: they are absolutely insane, but they are always able to find an audience who will listen to them so ignorant and so prone to deceit are the masses, the living masses of mankind. In the face of price changes as the ones indicated above, GOLD is no longer, of course, a commodity with price stability and on this score along, it is utterly unfitted to be used as an international monetary currency.”

— Whew, that’s some spirited prose. As with many of Flumiani’s books, the title is “sometimes” what the book contains and this one is no different. The first 18 pages are specifically about the Deceit of GOLD and his view on some monetary issues, but the rest 53 pages are somewhat related but he goes on to ramble about the “13 Major Deceits of the Wall Street Intellectuals,” “The Deceit of Devaluation,” “The Magic Deceit of the P/E Ratio.” and a few more rants. Flumiani is strong in his convictions and it’s one of the reasons his books are so entertaining to read, even if you don’t agree with his opinions. Very Rare Flumiani Title. Collectible Reprint. 53 pp.

ISBN-10: 194557464X

ISBN-13: 9781945574641

The Deceit of Gold (1973) by C.M. Flumiani