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COCKSHUTT FARM EQUIPMENT CLUB NEWSLETTER INTERNATIONAL DECEMBER 1992 SHOW ISSUE

COCKSHUTT FARM EQUIPMENT CLUB NEWSLETTER INTERNATIONAL DECEMBER 1992 SHOW ISSUE COCKSHUTT FARM EQUIPMENT CLUB NEWSLETTER INTERNATIONAL DECEMBER 1992 SHOW ISSUE Click images to enlarge Description NEWSLETTER ALWAYS WILLING TO COMBINE SHIPPING, PLEASE CONTACT US FOR BEST RATE!!!  Thank you for your interest. Visit My eBay Store for additional magazines, collectibles and other fantastic deals Add me to your Favorite Sellers Payment We accept payments through Paypal. Payment is to be made within 5 days of purchase unless prior arrangements have been made or seller has the right to relist the item. Shipping If you are purchasing multiple items and want the shipping combined – DO NOT PAY FOR YOUR PURCHASES RIGHT AWAY!! – Please wait for me to invoice you so I may combine and adjust shipping fees. If you pay for your purchases seperately, I CAN NOT combine the orders and edit shipping. Once final payment has been received parcel is shipped within 1 business day (excluding weekends). Shipping to USA please allow 7 – 14 business days to reach your destination. About Us We strive to make your buying experience a plesant one! If there is a problem with your order please contact us BEFORE lodging a complaint with eBay or Paypal. We will work hard to resolve any problems. Only emails through eBay will be responded to as yahoo mail is not closley monitored. Contact Us Only questions/comments through eBay will be responded to. Yahoo mail is NOT closley monitored. Thank you for your interest and happy bidding!!! Get images that make Supersized seem small.Showcase your items with Auctiva’s Listing Templates! THE simple solution for eBay sellers. Track Page Views WithAuctiva’s FREE Counter

FARM and WIFE MAGAZINEs Lot (partial from 1972 through 1983) 30 magazines total

This lot includes 30 issues of FARM and WIFE magazines, starting from August, 1972. The magazines feature multi-color illustrations and articles about agriculture: specifically about family farming in the United States. A peek into the past of Post-modern America family farms in the 1970’s with an emphasis on the farmers « partner », his wife and her responsibilities, problem-solving abilities, and understanding of agricultural life. TONS of useful information that you just don’t see anymore. The articles in the magazines are all about farming and agricultural techniques, recipes, animal husbandry, perspectives, and stories from a female’s point of view, making them a great addition to any collection of agricultural memorabilia. The magazines are original and have not been reproduced, adding to their value as a collectible item. The brand of the magazines is as a Farm Journal and they are classified as magazines with the color of the illustrations as multi-color and the date of creation is from August, 1972 through September, 1980. The magazines are a great addition to any collection and are perfect for anyone interested in the history of farming in the United States in the 1970’s. This was published monthly. However, not all the magazines are present and so Volumes are partial and as follows:Farm and Wife Newsletter (newspaper formats) – August 1972, March 1974, and April 1975Farm and Wife – August thru December 1975Farm and Wife – Feb., March, April, June, Sept., Oct., Nov., and December 1976Farm and Wife – Jan., Feb., March, April, Aug., and December 1977Farm and Wife – Feb. and April 1978Farm and Wife – Sept., Nov., and December 1979Farm and Wife – Jan., Feb., July, Aug., and September 1980There are also a « Farm and Rancher » Magazine shown as dated Aug., – Sept., 1983 These are a fascinating and educational read. Most information is still relevant for folks interested in gardening, cooking, or homesteading.

THE BREEDERS’ BROADCASTER April 1962 CATTLE S.P.A.B.C. BREEDERS NEWSLETTER

This vintage newsletter from the S.P.A.B.C. Breeders is a must-have for collectors of agricultural advertising. The April 1962 edition of THE BREEDERS’ BROADCASTER features colorful artwork and informative articles about cattle breeding. It is an original piece, created in the United States in 1962, and is perfect for anyone interested in the history of agriculture. The newsletter is categorized under Collectibles, Advertising, Agriculture, and Other Agricultural Ads. Its aspects include Brand, Type of Advertising, Date of Origin, Color, Date of Creation, Original/Reproduction, Theme, and Country/Region of Manufacture. This item is a unique piece of history and would make a great addition to any collection.

1890 Golden Egg Formula Newsletter Poultry Circular Eggs Agriculture Ad Brochure

This listing is for the sixth installment of the Golden Eggs circular put out by Charles A. Heagy. This was distributed in 1890. I am not 100% certain this is the original document, as I did see two black marks to an inner fold (See Photos) that I am concerned could be staple photocopies. That being said, they are very dark and look like the other ink present, so it is entirely possible they are something else and that this is the original 1890 document. The document is six pages long in all. I am only giving photographs of less than half of it, as it seems reading the entire thing should be left to the new owner. This newsletter purports to be selling a formula that will preserve eggs for up to two years without spoiling. Maybe I’m a cynic, but I have serious doubts as to its efficacy. It does not give the actual formula in the ad, that you would need to pay for….were Heagy still around to pay. This ad has noticeable aging and wear. All text is clear and readable, and (with the exceptions of some tiny edge chips), the brochure is fully intact. For more condition details, please read my condition description above and refer to my included photographs. If you have particular condition-related concerns, I can also take and send additional photographs upon request. Shipping is FREE, and I will ship within 2 business days of receiving payment. The circular will be sent by USPS Media Mail. It will be shipped in a sealed zip lock protected by box-grade cardboard on either side, all of which will be in an outer poly mailer. Any international shipping will be handled by eBay using eBay International Shipping, and will cost extra. My portion will remain free. If you have any questions about the newsletter, please feel free to contact me. I will try to reply as quickly as possible. Thank you for considering my listing!