(7 1/8 x 4 1/2″) John Tenniel (1820-1914) illustrated the classic versions of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. Near fine condition. John Tenniel Letter. Author: Tenniel, John. Title: John Tenniel Letter.
2 letter related to the Hindenburg disaster. One from a survivor and one from the FBI to President Hoover. A 1908 letter from Will Wright, one of the Wright brothers, to his brother Orville, as Will was convalescing after his airplane crash.
This vintage magazine from 1941 titled “Planning Your Farm Home” for the detailed, practical skills of farming and home building. It offers a glimpse into the past with its detailed descriptions of designing and building a farm home with out buildings ~ poultry, dairy, hog houses, pump house, workshop, machine shed and more! This magazine is for anyone interested in the history of agriculture and rural living. With its 123 pages of photos, illustrations and charts with informative content. This does have some ‘issues’ for SURVIVING OVER 80 YEARS OF LIFE ON A FARM and is still plenty readable and informative. Can be repaired and stabilized as buyer/collector prefers. PLEASE LOOK AT PHOTOS FOR CONDITION SO YOU KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT WITH NO SURPRISES
This vintage magazine from 1941 titled “Planning Your Farm Home” for the detailed, practical skills of farming and home building. It offers a glimpse into the past with its detailed descriptions of designing and building a farm home with out buildings ~ poultry, dairy, hog houses, pump house, workshop, machine shed and more! This magazine is for anyone interested in the history of agriculture and rural living. With its 123 pages of photos, illustrations and charts with informative content. This does have some ‘issues’ for SURVIVING OVER 80 YEARS OF LIFE ON A FARM and is still plenty readable and informative. Can be repaired and stabilized as buyer/collector prefers. PLEASE LOOK AT PHOTOS FOR CONDITION SO YOU KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT WITH NO SURPRISES
This vintage magazine from 1941 titled “Planning Your Farm Home” for the detailed, practical skills of farming and home building. It offers a glimpse into the past with its detailed descriptions of designing and building a farm home with out buildings ~ poultry, dairy, hog houses, pump house, workshop, machine shed and more! This magazine is for anyone interested in the history of agriculture and rural living. With its 123 pages of photos, illustrations and charts with informative content. This does have some ‘issues’ for SURVIVING OVER 80 YEARS OF LIFE ON A FARM and is still plenty readable and informative. Can be repaired and stabilized as buyer/collector prefers. PLEASE LOOK AT PHOTOS FOR CONDITION SO YOU KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT WITH NO SURPRISES
ORIGINAL REDBOOK PAGES SEPT. 1950. This is the original story on the original Redbook Magazine pages September 1950, which my Mother had a subscription to. There is only one of each.
IF I RAN THE ZOO- 2ND LOST DR. SEUSS STORY. ORIGINAL REDBOOK PAGES JULY 1950. This is the original story on the original Redbook Magazine pages July 1950, which my Mother had a subscription to. There is only one of each.
IF I RAN THE ZOO- 2ND LOST DR. SEUSS STORY. ORIGINAL REDBOOK PAGES JULY 1950. This is the original story on the original Redbook Magazine pages July 1950, which my Mother had a subscription to. There is only one of each.
TADD AND TOD – 3RD LOST DR. SEUSS STORY. ORIGINAL REDBOOK PAGES AUGUST 1950. This is the original story on the original Redbook Magazine pages August 1950, which my Mother had a subscription to. There is only one of each.
This is the original story on the original Redbook Magazine pages NOVEMBER 1950, which my Mother had a subscription to. There is only one of each.