The Brotherhood of Money

The Brotherhood of Money

The Secret World of Banknote Printing

by Murray Teigh Bloom

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Terry Bloom's “The Brotherhood of Money. The Secret World of Banknote Printers”, published in the USA in 1983, is the only attempt to date to reveal a detailed view of the banknote industry and its modus operandi, removing the industry’s carefully imposed shroud of secrecy. The entire edition of that book was bought up - straight from the printing presses - by two prominent representatives of the industry to prevent the public from getting an inside view of the business. Bloom ́s book is impossible to find today. [adapted from [Wiley's summary][1] of the updated English edition of Klaus Bender's book, *Moneymakers: The Secret World of Banknote Printing*, 2006 (originally published in 2004 in German as *Geldmacher, das geheimste Gewerbe der Welt*)] N.B. Indeed, as of this writing (November 2016), the book commands, on the second hand market, prices between 170 USD (used) and 480 up to 640 USD (new) [cf. [Amazon.com][2]] [1]: https://application.wiley-vch.de/books/sample/352750236X_summ.pdf "Wiley's summary of the English edition of Klaus Bender's book, Moneymakers: The Secret World of Banknote Printing, 2006 (originally published as Geldmacher, das geheimste Gewerbe der Welt)" [2]: https://www.amazon.com/Brotherhood-Money-Secret-World-Printers/dp/0931960126 "Amazon.com book page"

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