1974 Starting Right With Poultry GT Klein Sixth Printing Raising Chickens

1974 Starting Right With Poultry Written by G. T. KleinCopyright 1947 – Sixth Printing May 1974Contents include – ‘Should You Keep A Flock Of Chickens?’, The Poultry House and It’s Furniture, Selecting and Breed and Getting A Start, Brooding Chicks, Feeding Layers, Raising Broilers Roasters and Capons, Keeping The Flock Healthy, How To Pick The Layers, Other Poultry Problems, Preparation and Preservation of Poultry and Eggs, If You Want To Expand, Flock Records, Poultry Cooking, Ways To Serve EggsLots of black and white illustrations throughout.Soft cover, measuring 5-1/2 inches X 8-1/2 inches, containing 177 pages.Buyer pays shipping of $4.25 which includes secure packaging and tracking information.We accept PayPal, Master Card, Visa, Discover, American Express and Google Pay.Feel free to email with any questions or to request additional images of this item.Check out our other auctions and items in our eBay Store. We happily combine shipping with multiple purchases. Please wait for us to send you an invoice that reflects the combined shipping charges prior to making payment.Bid with confidence, we ship quickly, securely and guarantee your satisfaction.Check out the many other Victorian Advertising Trade Cards in our eBay Store! Lots listed now, and LOTS more to come!We add listings every day! Mark us as a favorite shop and check back often!

1974 American Forest Institute PRINT AD Run Out of Trees Myth VTG 70s Tree Farm

This vintage 1974 print ad features the American Forest Institute’s message about the importance of trees in our lives. With a catchy headline, this original advertisement from the 70s is a great addition to any collection. The ad promotes the idea of sustainable forestry and encourages the preservation of forests for generations to come. It was originally published in a magazine and is now available as a unique piece of history. This ad is perfect for collectors of vintage advertising or anyone interested in the history of forestry in the United States. Original approximate 8”x11” vintage magazine print ad.