Braude's Treasury of Wit and Humor - 1964 by Jacob Braude - Prentiss-Hall - EUC

For the last two decades, this was on the shelf of a second home ski cabin, never got around to reading it, my days of public speaking are past me, unless I launch a YouTube channel. And I sold the house. This goes too. Dive into the world of laughter and wit with Jacob Braude's "Braude's Treasury of Wit and Humor." Published in 1964 by Prentice Hall, this hardcover gem is a celebration of humor in literature. It's a great addition for collectors and enthusiasts of classic humor alike, complete with a dust jacket that adds to its charm and historical value. The book is a testament to Braude's keen eye for comedy, with content that is as amusing today as it was at the time of its publication. Printed in the United States and written in Armenian, this piece of humor history is a regional treasure, offering a glimpse into the comedic tastes of mid-20th century America.