Newark, N.J.: Fraternal Publisher, 1947. NJ-2; Strictly in Accordance with the Latest Revisions and Additions as Used in the State of New Jersey; 12 p.; 12 cm. (5 inches). Stiffened paper covers. Contains "Fllwcrft Xmntn" with questions and answers in code. In Good Condition: covers are soiled and creased; edges rubbed. Pages are clean and tight. A scarce Masonic order publication.. Good.

Chicago: Sears, Roebuck and Co.. Very Good- 1964. Booklet. Pictorial, retro geometrical design, wraps with light soiling, general shelfwear Staple on back cover Few corners turned No marks No tears ; Typical booklet with new refrigerator with 60's drawings in front and back, showing smiling, well dressed Mom and nuclear family Jean Shaw, Home Economics Laboratory, Sears has introductory letter to homemaker in front .; Color Illustrations; 40 pages .

Very Good. Light center crease as if it were bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket; otherwise, Very Good. Alvin Theatre, Week beginning Monday, April 16, 1956. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. Headline: - IN KENNEDY KILLING - JOHNSON TO NAME PROBE PANEL Three sections, front page features photos from the Zapruder film. Complete, flat newspaper - Very Good with some wear at the fold. .

Dearborn, MI: Ford Motor Company. Very Good. 1947. Softcover. 64 page Ford Motor Company employee publication. Stated Vol 39, No. 3 which is inconsistent with earlier numbering. This volume is a tribute to Texas. Articles include The Titled Trees of Texas, 'Dillo Ranching, Treasure Inland, Northward the Blues (geese) , Dilbert and the Queen of the May, Dope on the Heart of Texas, Texas Travel Tech (driver's education at Dallas' Crozier Tech) , and Vitamin Valley (the Lower Rio Grande. ) This is quite a treat for a Texana collector. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Dallas, TX. Very Good. 1950. Georgia Tech vs. SMU, September 23, 1950. Very Good condition. Final score (SMU 33-13) written on front cover. Also has two very neat holes punched near the staples, apparently to allow for filing in a loose-leaf binder. Staples and all pages tight and intact. Slight age deterioration on front cover near spine. On center lineup page there are some player's names circled. Very clean and nice copy. Included are newspaper clippings describing Rote's leading the Mustangs to victory. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Arlington, TX: Texas Rangers. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1996. Softcover. Very light wear to the cover. 132 pages with many pictures of Nolan Ryan's family and career including a twelve page retrospective including his career statistics, the program for the retirement festivities. .

Very Good. Very good with light crease as if it were bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket. October 18, 1954. Features a nineteen year old Julie Andrews. Rear cover is a Chesterfied add with Jack Webb and Ben Alexander (Sargeant Joe Friday and Officer Frank Smith. ) ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. November 22, 1963, Three Star Final, complete newspaper, 3 sections. Headline: - Suspect Arrested - PRESIDENT DEAD, CONNALLY SHOT. Flat, lightly browning paper. Has a small fingertip shapes piece missing top edge. Very, very nice copy. .

Very Good. Softcover. Sixty four pages packed full of memories of the World Series Season. This is the original 1969 printing with the Rheingold beer advertisement on the back cover. The cover is lightly aged. But sound as is the interior of the book. There is a biography of each player accompanied by many black and white photographs. Approximately one-third of the pages are color photographs including the two-page team photograph. Tom Seaver, Tug McGraw, Bud Harrelson, Ken Boswell, Ron Swoboda, Tommie Agee, Jerry Koosman, Don Cardwell, Mike Jorgensen, Ken Singleton and Ed Kranepool are all here as well as a very young Nolan Ryan celebrating his record-setting 14 strikeout game. This is a treasure for any fan. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. Has a light center crease as if it were bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket; otherwise, Very Good. June 4, 1962. Cover photo of Zero Mostel and slaves. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. Cover is lightly bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket. April 25, 1960. Cover photo: Chita Rivera and Dick Van Dyke. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. Light center crease as if it were bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket; else Very Good. March 30, 1959. Photo, including Paul Newman, on he cover. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

New York, NY: Harry M. Stevens, Inc.. Fair with no dust jacket. 1978. Softcover. 38 pages with bumps at the lower corners. Program from series with St. Louis August 11 - 13, 1978. Cover features manager Joe Torre. Articles include: Montanez, Maddox, Foli; Dal Maxvill, Len Randle; From Casey to Torre: The Krane (Ed Kranepool) Takes Stroll Down Memory Lane. Many color photos. .

Dearborn, MI: Ford Motor Company. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1963. Softcover; Third Printing. Near Fine manual includes identification, warranty and service cards. Profusely illustrated small oblong book has 64 pages. Form 7513-63. .

New York, NY: Professional Sports Publications. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1993. Softcover. January 1, 1993, Pasadena, California, Washington vs Michigan won by Michigan 38-31 in a re-match of the 1992 game. This Near Fine magazine includes 168 pages looking not only at game day but also the history of the game and the participating schools. .

Very Good. Headline: LBJ PLEA MAY SPUR KENNEDY'S PROGRAMS This Thanksgiving Day newspaper has eight sections. Paper is Very Good but does have some wear at the fold. Has been stored flat. .

New York, NY: S. H. Kress and Company. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1935. Softcover. This is a lovely oblong pamphlet published in 1935 by the department store company on the occasion of the building of a store at the location of the Wendel mansion. This booklet contains the sketches for twenty-eight murals painted by the artist, in consultation with architect Maurice Gautier, for the walls of the cafeteria of the store built at 444 Fifth Avenue. Light edgewear to the wraps; the reproductions are Near Fine. ; SHIPPING NOTE: For customers within the USA, this item can ship via First Class Mail. Select Media Mail at checkout, magazine will actually be sent via First Class Mail to destinations within the USA. .

Very Good. November 22, 1963, Three Star Final, complete newspaper, 3 sections. Headline: - Suspect Arrested - PRESIDENT DEAD, CONNALLY SHOT. Flat, lightly browning paper. Has a small fingertip shapes piece missing top edge. Very, very nice copy. .

Chicago, IL: American League Service Bureau. Good with no dust jacket. 1942. Thirteenth Edition. Spiral Binding. This is a 52 page (oblong) spiral bound book prepared for the press covering the American League. The laminated coating on the cardboard cover is flaking along the edges. "AP Day Office" is written in pencil on the front cover. The text area is clean and unmarked although the title page is lightly soiled. The book includes team records, rosters, new players by team, 1941 pitchers' records, statistics for 1941, American League Park dimensions, Pronunciation of Players' Names, Nationality of players, a list of those serving in 'national defense', a brief biography of each teams' new players and much more. .

Very Good. Lightly bent, not folded - probably from a jacket pocket. April 1980. Cover features Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. Four Star Edition, Headline: KENNEDY SLAIN ON DALLAS STREET Four sections, 50 pages. Stored flat with light browning at the edges, otherwise, Very Good. .

Dallas, TX. Very Good. 1951. Detroit Lions vs. New York Giants, August 24, 1951. Very Good condition. Salesmanship Club pre-season game played in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Has two holes punched near the staples to allow filing in a loose-leaf binder. Center lineup page is present and intact, but has come loose from staples. Tom Landry starts at Defensive FB and Kyle Rote starts at Offensive LHB for the Giants, while Detroit counters with Doak Walker at Offensive LHB. Nice photos and profiles of both, as well as many other players. 52 total pages. Included are two newspaper clippings describing how Detroit upset the Giants 31-21 before 56,000 fans. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Very Good. 1963. Headline: SAD NATION BIDS KENNEDY FAREWELL, FBI TIPPED OSWALD WOULD BE KILLED Three sections, flat, lightly aged toned - Very Good. Photo is the prize winning shot of the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald. .

Very Good. Cover features Anna Maria Alberghetti. April 28, 1961. Jerry Orbach's first Broadway role. ; SHIPPING NOTE: Postal regulations prohibit magazines, even vintage magazines, from being shipped via Media Mail.Select Media Mail at checkout. If the shipment is less than 13 ounces, it will ship via First Class Mail; if over 13 ounces, it will ship via Bound Printed Matter. If you prefer Priority Mail, please let us know and we will advise you of the cost prior to accepting the order. .

Chicago, IL: American League Service Bureau. Fair with no dust jacket. 1941. Twelfth Edition. Spiral Binding. This is a 56 page (oblong) spiral bound book prepared for the press covering the American League. The laminated coating on the cardboard cover is flaking along the edges; the back cover is missing; the spiral binding cracked. There are a few pencil notations related to player transaction as well as a few circled statistics. The book includes team records, rosters, new players by team, 1940 pitchers' records, statistics for 1940, American League Park dimensions, Pronunciatio n of Players' Names, Nationality of players, a brief biography of each teams' new players and much more. The flaws to the cover can easily be improved by a local copy shop with clear plastic covers to protect this vintage treasure. .

Very Good. November 22, 1963, Two Star Final, complete newspaper, 3 sections. Headline: PRESIDENT DEAD. Flat, lightly browning paper, Very Good. .

Chicago, IL: American League Service Bureau. Fair with no dust jacket. 1945. Sixteenth Edition. Softcover. This is a 52 page (oblong) book (stapled binding) prepared for the press covering the American League. The laminated coating on the cardboard cover has peeled from many areas. The book includes team records, rosters, new players by team, 1944 pitchers' records, statistics for 1944, American League Park dimensions, team rosters including an Honor Roll of those serving in the military, a brief biography of each teams' new players and much more. There are a few pencil check marks and lines but no notations. .

Los Angeles, CA: National Football Leage Properties, Inc.. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1994. Softcover. Magazine has light wear to the wraps, otherwise clean and tight. 280 pages. Super Bowl XXVIII, Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia, January 30, 1994, Attendance: 72,817. Dallas 30, Buffalo 13, MVP: Emmitt Smith, RB, Dallas. .

Toronto: Roy Thomson Hall. #31449 1988. VL 12p owner's name, o/w clean & tight.

Baltimore, Md., 1931. September, 1931 [Catalog] 23, [1] p.: illustrations; 24 cm. Illustrated paper covers. Includes illustrations of bathroom fixtures, as well as of a Warnock strap wrench, a Penberthy improved electric automatic sump pump, and a Toledo three-in-one threader. In Near Fine Condition: lower corners of cover and first page creased; 2 horizontal creases where the catalog had been folded. A scarce plumbers' catalog from 1931.. Near Fine.

United States Steel Supply Division, 1936. This is slightly larger than a standard match book, 3 inches high when unfolded, and contains tissue for cleaning glasses. Both sides of the cover contain advertising for U.S. Steel's Supply Division. A few sheets of tissue appear to have been removed , but quite a number remain. In Very Good Condition: the cellophane covering is separating, but the colors of the cover remain bright and the item is otherwise intact. A very scarce US Steel item.. Very Good.

England: W.D. & H.O. Wills, 1923. [20] p.: 50 color cigarette cards; 13 x 19 cm. (5 x 7¼ inches). Covers are included in pagination. Red and green front cover illustration. Covers and pages are light green; outside of covers is printed in dark green. Inside front cover has illustration of a woman and two girls picking wild flowers. Contains Wills cigarette cards numbers 1-50 of the wild flower series (complete). W.D. & H.O. Wills was a branch of the Imperial Tobacco Company. In Very Good- Condition: small stain on front cover; foxing throughout, but heaviest and darkest on the front cover; cigarette cards are unaffected by the foxing. The earliest of the Wills cigarette card wild flower albums.. Very Good-.

Richmond, Va.: Lockett Press, 1904. 18, [2] p. with 1 leaf tipped in between pp. 2 and 3; 24 cm. (9½ inches). This is a catalog issued by the Rutherfoord-Deitrick Company, which supplied food, candy, cigars, etc. to grocers out of Richmond, Virginia. As this catalog was issued in Nov. 1904, it includes a 1-leaf insert printed in red listing holiday goods for sale, including barrel stick candy. Other than a small illustration of Rumford baking powder, there are no illustrations. The covers are printed in red and black, and the remainder in black, the whole on green paper, except for the insert. The goods available are listed alphabetically, from axle grease to yeast, with an additional listing of cakes and crackers. There is an extensive list of candy available. Also lists brands of cigars, cheroots, and cigarettes, smoking tobacco and chewing or plug tobacco, and gum. In Near Fine Condition: lightly creased; covers and pages are clean and tight. A very scarce turn-of-the-last-century catalog.. Near Fine.