The Americanization of Edward Bok [SIGNED/LTD EDITION]

(Autobiography) BOK, Edward

New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1922. Signed Limited Edition. Hardcover. 6 3/8 X 9 1/4 Inches. 473 PP. Very Good / Very Good. Item #9508

#64 of 1250 signed and numbered copies. First printing housed in scarce original jacket. Replacement spine label intact at rear as issued by the publisher. Original green cloth spine over grey boards. Front hinge starting as appears to be typical for this book. Light foxing. DJ a bit worn and chipped, but at the time of listing it is the only one available in commerce!

Edward Bok used his influence as an editor and writer to improve everyday American life. As editor of Ladies’ Home Journal, he promoted better education, healthier homes, and new ideas about family and society. His work showed that magazines could do more than entertain, they could inspire people to make positive changes in their communities. He later created Bok Tower Gardens in Lake Wales as a peaceful garden and bird sanctuary, with the famous singing tower at its center. Bok wanted to give people a beautiful place to experience nature and music. The tower became a lasting part of Florida’s history and reflects Bok’s belief that beauty could improve people’s lives.

Price: $200.00