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vintage chicken instruction manuals PA Farmer How to Select Laying Hen

This vintage chicken instruction manual is a must-have for any poultry enthusiast. Written by PA Farmer, this manual covers everything from selecting laying hens to caring for them. The manual is in its original form and is a great addition to any collection of agricultural ads and memorabilia. The multi-color illustrations and printed text make this manual a unique piece that stands out in its category. It is a great piece for collectors and those interested in the history of poultry farming in the United States.

1920’s Oculum Poultry Inoculation Trade Card in the Shape of a Chicken

The 1920’s Oculum Poultry Inoculation Trade Card in the Shape of a Chicken is a unique piece of advertising memorabilia from the United States. This original trade card features a colorful design in the shape of a chicken, promoting a poultry inoculation product. With a theme centered around agriculture, this piece provides a glimpse into the marketing strategies of the early 20th century, highlighting the importance of poultry farming and healthcare in the industry.

Vintage 1932 Dr. Salsburys Poultry Health Manual Chicken Charles City Iowa

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