Future Farmers of America Lead Pencil Vintage Agriculture Advertising Souvenir

Vintage Collectible Lead Pencil with Agriculture Advertising. Round, Gold Paint with Black Logos and Lettering. Great picture of a Barn and Silo, plus the Vocational FFA Agriculture Logo. Details of Printing: FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. Measures about 7 1/2 inches Long. Un-Used. Paint is nice. Printing is nice. Metal has considerable darkness. Eraser is hard, darkened and unusable. (See Photos). Price is for one. No 91133 Questions? Please use the “Contact Seller” link and we will do our best to help.

Vintage July 1956 Capper’s Farmer Magazine Machinery & Equipment C584

The vintage July 1956 Capper’s Farmer Magazine. With its original and authentic content, this collectible piece from the United States showcases the farming industry during that era. The multi-color design adds to the charm of this unique piece, making it a valuable addition to any agriculture or advertising collection.

Vintage August 1956 Capper’s Farmer Magazine Machinery & Equipment C632

The Vintage August 1956 Capper’s Farmer Magazine featuring Machinery & Equipment is a collectible piece that showcases the agriculture theme of the time. The magazine, with its original print and multi-color design, provides a glimpse into the farming industry of the mid-20th century. This piece of advertising memorabilia is a unique addition to any collection focusing on agriculture and vintage farming advertisements.

Lot Of 7 USDA 1930’s Farmers Information, Soil Defense, Dairy Farming More #4

Lot of 7 U.S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Bulletins from 1930’s. All related to farming, agriculture, erosion, environmental concerns, Dairy Farming. Silos, mowers and repairs. One great book on Soil Defense in the South. Most have the farmers’ name inscribed in pencil. (Fred White) Some bulletins are in good condition, some are not. All seem complete but are dirty from storage (they are almost 100 years old!) Please see pictures. They were used and stored in a barn. Great information on farming and agriculture. Lot 4