112 ISSUES 1892-1895 & 1899-1900 Farm Stock & Home Publication Great Reading!

112 ISSUES 1892-1895 & 1899-1900 Farm Stock & Home Publication Great Reading!

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Condition: Used
Categories: Agriculture

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112 ISSUES 1892-1895 & 1899-1900 Farm Stock & Home Publication Great Reading!112 Issues total Fun to browse and read, see what farming, farm machinery, rural housekeeping was like around the turn of the century.Many neat old ads for machinery, home, tools, etc etc. For the most part complete, but some parts very rough. No full pages(except for parts of a page are missing) missing that I saw, except for possibly on the very last of each issue, I don't know.These are good reading copies, the material is 99% there, some of it is nice, but there is quote a bit of roughness in each grouping. Both of these were in a homemade binding of old cloth and cardboard and it was in terrible condition so I took them out of it . Binding Edges have glue residue, pages are hand sewn together.Paper is approx 15" by 11", it appears to have come foldedoriginally. 1899-1900 Group:Rough first pages, some have tape, a number of pages# 69-#206 split/torn along seam 4"-5" on non binding sideJan 15, 1899 - Dec 15, 1900 Vol XV #5- #24 Vol , XVI #1- #24, XVII #1- part of 4Top of these issues was cut at an angle, all the way through the pile(after it was bound) straight throughout the entire lot1892-1895 GroupVol VIII No. 11- 24, Vol IX 1-24, Vol 10 1-24, Vol 11-1-4(part of back may be missing) Minneapolis Minnesota April 15, 1892-Jan 1 1895Very similar in condition to the 1899 Group, but no concentration of torn pages like the other group. There are pages that have tears, tape, rough edges, some cut outs (but not a lot)Please email with any specific questions prior to buying/bidding. Guaranteed Old & Original Minnesota residents add 7.125% sales tax.

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