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Ideal Power Lawn Mowers Have No Equal- Vintage Magazine 1924 Print Ad – S3

The product is a vintage magazine print ad from 1924 promoting Ideal Power lawn mowers. The ad features a black and white design and focuses on the theme of agriculture, specifically in the United States. As an original piece, it holds historical value and serves as a unique collectible item for those interested in vintage advertising or agricultural memorabilia. Size 5” x 6”. Ships in plastic and cardboard backing. Perfect for framing or displaying

Vtg 1924 Print Ad – The Moto-Mower Co. A Real Grass Cutter, Made In Detroit -S3

This vintage 1924 magazine print ad features The Moto-Mower Co., advertising their Moto-Mower as a real grass cutter made in Detroit. The black and white ad showcases a theme of agriculture and was created in the United States. As an original piece of advertising, it offers a glimpse into the past and provides a unique collectible item for those interested in vintage agriculture-related memorabilia. Perfect for displaying. Size 4” x 3” Ships in plastic and cardboard backing

Vtg, 1956 Farm Acct. Record Book – Citizens State Bank, Green Isle, Minnesota

The product is a vintage 1956 farm account record book from Citizens State Bank in Green Isle, Minnesota. It features advertising from the Fairmont Creamery and is an original piece from 1924. The record book is dedicated to agriculture, specifically highlighting the Fairmont Creamery’s products and services. This collectible item provides a glimpse into the agricultural practices and advertising of the time, showcasing the connections between the bank, the creamery, and the farming community in Minnesota.

1924 Walsh Harness Company 64 Keefe Ave Milwaukee Wisconsin work horse Print Ad

This is a vintage 1924 paper print ad for the Walsh Harness Company, located at 64 Keefe Ave in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The ad features a beautiful white horse and is a great addition to any collection of advertising memorabilia. The ad was created in the United States and is a piece of history from the 1920s. It is perfect for collectors or anyone interested in vintage advertising.