1850S ADVERTISING FLIER FOR TAFEU DODGE HAYWARD’S INSECT KILLER MAST YARD NH It measures 5.25 x 7 inches and is in nice condition This is an original piece, not a reproduction!! I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING!! Sometimes ebay does not work, so please wait for an invoice if you buy more than one item. NOTE: All Items Sent In Either A Box or Hardboard Mailer NOTE: INSPECTION OF THE PICTURES IS CRUCIAL!!! PICTURES SUPERSEDE ALL DESCRIPTIONS ****INTERNATIONAL BUYERS***** As I must send this trackable, I have to send this 1st class parcel for $22.00 for postage anywhere. Also, I do declare full value for customs purposes, you may be required to pay import duties, depending upon your country. Please do not ask me to falsify customs documents, I won’t do it. Please email me with any questions you have. Good luck and thanks for looking! Shipping for US locations will be $6 with tracking by the USPS. Please email me with any questions you have. International shipments will be made via USPS 1st Class Mail Shipping for multiple lots won will be combined at a reduced rate, please wait for my invoice for lots won within one day. Refunds not accepted unless item is grossly mis-identified.
The product is a collection of vintage Delaval advertising ephemera from the years 1949-1950, including yearbooks and other promotional materials. These items showcase the brand’s advertising efforts in the agriculture dairy industry, featuring multi-color brochures and original pieces. Included are 2 1949 yearbooks, 1 1950 yearbook, 1949 parts price list, 16 separator pamphlets, 2 Speedie milked pamphlets, and 1 milk cooler pamphlet. All are new old stock from the Thomas dealership located in Grass Creek, IN.
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T his item is in good condition.
Up for auction is an 1891 Thomas’ Produce Report double sided Flier from San Francisco. It measures 8.5 x 11 inches and has a couple small stains
Not a photocopy or more recent reproduction.
Up for auction is an 1885 Advertising Flier put out by Geore Bull & Co of San Francisco to inform their Agenst that they have been appointed the sole agents in Calif & Nevada for the Empire Harvesters, Reapers & Mowers.It measures 8.5 x 11 inches and is in nice condition with corner creases at upper left and lower right, several small edge tears and 3 filing holes at top but displays well
IMPERFECTIONS – 2 horizontal creases and a 2″ split at 1 of the folds.
Shoulder seam to sleeve = shoulder seam to end of sleeve.