The true story of a master pitchman.

Told with empathy, humor and just enough brag and bluff to set the hook, Walden reveals the methods and ruses he used to earn a living as a salesman on the road.

Whether by walking the tracks, riding atop a flat car or inside a boxcar or passenger coach, Weldon is constantly on the move, always in search of new customers and new fields to conquer.

The story begins with the author as a greenhorn, going door-to-door selling greeting cards. As his skills and confidence grow, he moves to lightning rods, pianos, organs, books, bibles, encyclopedias, and even entire city blocks of land!

Working solo, with a partner, or as part of an ensemble, the reader is taken on a whirlwind journey to various destinations where Weldon's ingenuity finds new and clever methods for overcoming a potential customer's objections and endeavoring to keep plugging until finally closing the sale.

No matter whether you're a professional salesperson, a buyer for a business or government, have a side hustle in addition to your regular job, or simply enjoy a good yarn, there's literally something for everyone in this firsthand story of life on the road.

St. Vitus Press revised edition includes a new chapter and ten added illustrations.

Makes a great gift for that hard-to-please gambling enthusiast, magician, or law enforcement professional on your gift list.

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