1949 2 page color ad JOHNSON SEA HORSES + Marlin 22's + Shopsmith

Description

Description:
1949 2 page color ad JOHNSON SEA HORSES neutral forward reverse and MILE-MASTER fuel tank. The double page ad in a center page set and not cut or divided.
Reverse of left side is ad for Shopsmith 5 big capacity power tools in 1
Reverse of right side is Marlin 22 ad "What's your choice?" model 81-DL and model 80-DL
Display whichever side / ones you want.
Year of original Advertisement:
February 1949 Outdoor Life magazine
Date printed on item
: yes on back of left side page
Size:
The Johnson ad is a single sheet ad is a double full page ad (uncut and connected)approximately 16" by 11" inches.
The Marlin ad is 5" by 11" on a single sheet that is approximately 8" by 11" inches.
The Johnson ad is a single sheet ad is a double full page ad (uncut and connected) approximately 16" by 11" inches
Note
:
You are buying a magazine page, an original magazine print ad, a piece of paper. This is a single piece of paper.
Condition:
Good or better-  The picture shows the condition of the actual specific ad you will receive.
Shipping
:
First ad or article ships for the stated flat rate. Then all others bought at same time ship for free. HOWEVER, you must use the cart and then checkout for the discount to be automatically applied or ask for a invoice.
Regular page size ads
: (like this) are shipped United State Postal Service in an flat clear plastic sleeve to protect it from moisture, backed and fronted with a cardboard backer board to prevent bending, and shipped USPS First Class in a flat cardboard mailer (just like USPS Priority flat rate mailer envelope).
OVERSIZE ADS:
are shipped United State Postal Service First Class Mail in an clear plastic sleeve to protect it from moisture, carefully rolled and shipped in a 2" heavy duty cardboard mailing tube with tight plastic end caps (not pinched).
These vintage advertisements may show tiny flaws or discoloration. T
hese genuine vintage ads are printed on age of magazine-appropriate paper and as such, sometimes, the paper isn't crisp and shiny like a brand new ad.
All my cut ad's were very carefully removed from their original publications by me personally. Then cut from the opposing page as close to the center of the magazine fold as possible, neatly and cleanly with a flatbed trimmer. They are otherwise untrimmed to allow you the maximum amount of material to use in the framing and/or matting process.
WHY COLLECT ADS
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A collector might collect a particular subject like anything that deals with a Ford Pinto, a favorite hobby, profession, interest, or beverage. An ad is a perfect addition to any collection.
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An ad can provide a great memory, look “cool”, be an
unusual piece of art to decorate a home or office.
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It is a unique gift idea. Match someone’s interests, birth date or birthday month or year.
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These may not be “one of a kind” but they effectively are "limited-edition".
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They are a piece of history often showing cultural conditions, mores, moral standards, customs or habitual practices that can be much different from those followed or accepted today as being politically correct.
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They are incredible conversation pieces.
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