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How you see it, is exactly how it was received. This is a very difficult to find cardboard sign. It does show typical wear and tear for its age, with some creasing, toning, and general wear and tear. It is made of cardboard and not many of these still exist…measures: 44″ x 16″. PLEASE VIEW THE IMAGES CLOSELY TO SEE EXACTLY WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE…THANK YOU. 19.95 s/h that includes delivery confirmation and insurance. Thank you for your consideration good luck bidding.
Original 1970s Finding and Keeping a Healthy House, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Brochure. Not A Reproduction! All Original.
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U. S. Department of AgricultureFarmers’ Bulletin No. 181PruningLC CorbettHorticulturist, Bureau of Plant Industry1916pre owned, some page ripsgreat photos and descriptions See pictures for best description MAKE AN OFFER!!! Thanks for looking, please ask if you have questions or need more pictures Quantity is number available, price is per one item Ask about bundling with other parts. Let’s Make a deal!! Eligible for combined shipping, request an invoice before paying. Keep in mind only so much weight can go first class, so many items can fit in a flat rate envelope/box Payment required within 7 days; faster payment, faster shipment
Common Abbreviations. Very infrequently, a mix-up can occur. Appr: Appearing (fault present, see condition). Sales Information.
HAT / LAPEL PIN. 10 YEAR SERVICE AWARD.
US Department Of Agriculture Care And Maintenance Of Dairy Cows 1949
The product is a booklet titled “Foundations For Farm Buildings” issued by the United States Department of Agriculture in 1970. It serves as a guide for farmers and agricultural enthusiasts, providing information and insights into the construction of farm buildings. The booklet, with a white color scheme, is an original piece from the USDA, making it a valuable collectible for those interested in agriculture and farming practices. It is a piece of history that showcases the agency’s commitment to supporting and educating farmers in the United States.