The pleasant art of money-catching newly and fully discovered
Subtitle: being the second and last part of that very useful book intituled The compleat tradesman. Comprehending the following ... necessary heads, viz
By: composed by N.H., author of The compleat tradesman
Publisher: Printed for J. Dunton
Published: 1684
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 142
Subjects: Success in business; Business; Early works to 1800; CHR 1684
Notes: P.47-48 & 95-96 omitted in paging.

Many sections of this work appear to be taken verbatim from Henry Peacham's The worth of a penny, first published in 1641.
Table of contents: title: I. How to pay debts without money.; title: II. How to get a great estate ...; title: III. How many wayes money may be saved ...; title: IV. The reasons why we should always keep money in [our] pockets ...; title: V. Directions to all tradesmen ...; title: VI. Directions how to travel all England over with[out a] farthing of money ...