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Vintage 1980 SCOTTS SCOTT’S TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 FERTILIZER Print Ad

Original 1980 SCOTT’S TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 LAWN FERTILIZER vintage 8×11 inch print ad. This is the vintage and original smaller version of the larger size poster that was in local stores that same year used to promote the event.The print ad pictures SCOTT’S TURF BUILDER FERTIZILER PLUS 2, and reads: « NOW YOU SEETHEM.NOW YOUDON’T.SCOTTSTURF BUILDERPLSU 2WEED CONTROL PLUS LAWN FERTILIZER. » This item measures approximately 8×11 inches in size and would looked perfect framed. Vintage original advertising print ads have become increasingly popular and more difficult to obtain in recent years, and are now highly sought after collectibles.

Vtg Scotts Lawn Care Binder 1928 Bulletin Inserts O M Scott & Sons Co

O.M. Scott and Son’s Lawn Care binder. Contains the very first bulletin from August 1928 and includes 34 of the first 37 bulletins produced from 1928 to 1935. Also includes an index to those first 37 bulletins. All in good used vintage condition. Contains sporadic entries after 1935 up to the 18th year of publication in 1946. Binder measures approximately 7×9.

Scotts Lawn Care Binder w/Quarterly Bulletin Inserts O M Scott & Sons Co Vintage

The Vintage Scotts Lawn Care Binder with Quarterly Bulletin Inserts by O.M. Scott & Sons Co. is a unique piece of advertising memorabilia from the early 20th century. Featuring a multi-color design and focusing on agriculture, this original item showcases the company’s promotional efforts during that time period. A true collectible for those interested in vintage advertising and agricultural history, this binder with bulletin inserts offers a glimpse into the past of lawn care and seed sales in the United States.

Vintage Scotts Lawn Care Binder Copyright 1942 O M Scott & Sons Co Marysville OH

The vintage Scotts Lawn Care binder, copyrighted in 1942 by O M Scott & Sons Co of Marysville, OH, is an original advertising piece that showcases the brand’s focus on agriculture. The green brochure serves as a collectible item, reflecting the historical promotion of lawn care products by Scott’s in the United States. This vintage piece offers a glimpse into the advertising strategies used by the company during that era.