It is an authentic artifact that not only educates but also entertains, providing a rare look into the past through the lens of advertising and farm life. Ads suitable for framing or scapbooking, crafts.
Farming in from Massachusetts. It not only serves as a fascinating cultural artifact but also provides valuable insights into the advertising practices and farm life of the period. Add this to your collection and own a piece of agricultural history.
This item is from the late 1930s or early 1940s. M. SCOTT & SONS CO. In addition to the Newspaper Mat, there is an information sheet noting the specifics for the newspaper and well as when it should be used.
Price too high?. HALF-PRICE SALE! We will be SEMI-RETIRING THIS YEAR, and will be gradually downsizing as we go, so here’s your chance to get this item before it goes away!
This item is from the late 1930s or early 1940s. M. SCOTT & SONS CO. In addition to the Newspaper Mat, there is an information sheet noting the specifics for the newspaper and well as when it should be used.
Original brochure, 4 pages, A3. Expensive goods must be laid with special durable cardboard on both sides.
This listing is for a vintage ad for the Till-Master Rotary Tiller made by The Climax Engineering Company of Clinton Iowa. This is an (approx. 10 x 14 inch) ad from The Prairie Farmer weekly newspaper August 18, 1942. Ad features photo and illustrations of the Till-Master at work. “Now! You can Plow, Disc and Harrow on One Trip Over!” This ad is in Fine condition. See large photo for the page. Buyer to pay $4.50 for 1st class postage or $9.95 for Priority Mail shipping. Save on postage by bidding on the other advertising pages that we are listing on eBay this week. I combine items to save on shipping cost. This vintage magazine ad is fresh from an estate in upstate Pennsylvania. There were over 2000 pages in this collection and we will be listing all of them in the coming months. Keep checking back to see what new advertising pages we have listed.072522
This is an (approx. Ad features WD tractor illustration and text all about features. ).
Newspaper / Magazine Ad – Morton Buildings. This ad is from the late 1910’s or early 1920’s.
This is an (approx. Keep checking back to see our new advertising pages. ).