Lot 11:
COLLECTION OF VINTAGE NICHE MARKET MAGAZINES
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COLLECTION OF VINTAGE NICHE MARKET MAGAZINES |
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Guns, circus, radio and television, needlepoint, and more.
15" x 10 1/2"
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Image Text
Image 1:
OF
3488
THE STORY
KNITTING
GUNS
CROCHET
Needlework
SEWING
QUICK POINT
WEAVING
RUGS
& crafts
DECORATING
STENCILING
CHRISTMAS GIFTS HOW TO DECORATE A COLLEGE ROOM
HOM
THEAMERICAN
COLORING
M
NEW Hamburger Recipes
RADIO
RINGLING
ircus
TELEVIS
BROS
NEW
BARNUM
RADI
MAGAZINE
AND DAILY REVIEW
TELEVIS
NEWS
NEW TECHNIQUES
PAGE 100
OUTDOOR TV PRA
RADI
NEW
Portable Radio
FOR RENT
Page 42
(A Profitable Busin
AU
READ
How The Circus Moves
PR
How Circus Folks
OF
3488
THE
STORY
KNITTING
GUNS
CROCHET
Needlework
SEWING
QUICK
POINT
WEAVING
RUGS
&
crafts
DECORATING
STENCILING
FALL-
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
HOW
TO
DECORATE
A
COLLEGE
ROOM
HOM
THEAMERICAN
SERVING
HOMEMAKING
FAMILIES
COLORING
M
NEW
Hamburger
Recipes
Lunch
Boxes
Made
RADIO
RINGLING
ircus
TELEVIS
BROS
NEW
BARNUM
BAILEY
RADI
MAGAZINE
AND
DAILY
REVIEW
TELEVIS
NEWS
NEW
TECHNIQUES
PAGE
100
OUTDOOR
TV
PRA
RADI
NEW
Portable
Radio
FOR
RENT
42
(A
Busin
AU
READ
How
The
Circus
Moves
PR
How
Circus
Folks
Image 2:
McCall’s
September 1952
25 cents
JANUARY
THE AMERICAN
7th Annual Dubious Awards
In Fashion:
mini-robe.
into cute bot designers
And for
skin
HOME
North Carolina
rally
Body
(Arf!)
SERVING OVER 3,100,000 HOMEMAKING FAMILIES
NEW Hamburger Recipes
Lunch Boxes Made Easy
NEW Bridge Desserts
25 CENTS
McCall’s
September
1952
25
cents
JANUARY
Esquire
Achievement
GREAT
BRITAIN
FOR
MEN
THE
AMERICAN
7th
Annual
Dubious
Awards
In
Fashion:
mini-robe.
into
cute
designers
And for
skin
HOME
To
Geoffrey
Beene
North Carolina
rally
Body
(Arf!)
SERVING
OVER
3,100,000
HOMEMAKING
FAMILIES
NEW
Hamburger
Recipes
Lunch
Boxes
Made
Easy
NEW
Bridge
Desserts
Image 3:
MAY
1948
RADIO&
1950
RADIO
35
35
Canada 40c
TELEVISION
NEWS
NEWS
NEW TECHNIQUES MAKE
OUTDOOR TV PRACTICAL
PAGE 100
Portable Radios-
FOR RENT
(A Profitable Business)
ATTEND THE RADIO PARTS SHOW in Chicago May 11-14
FEBRUARY
RADIO&
1951
35
TELEVISION
RINGLING
BROS
NEWS
ircus
BARNUM
MAGAZINE
AND DAILY REVIEW
BAILEY
AUTOMATIC SEALING DEVICES SPEED
READ
PRODUCTION OF TV PICTURE TUBES
How The Circus Moves
PAGE 38
How Circus Folks Live
What It Takes To Feed The Big Show
MAY
1948
RADIO&
1950
RADIO
35
35
Canada
40c
TELEVISION
NEWS
NEWS
NEW
TECHNIQUES
MAKE
OUTDOOR
TV
PRACTICAL
PAGE
100
Portable
Radios-
FOR
RENT
(A
Profitable
42
ATTEND
THE
RADIO
PARTS
SHOW
in
Chicago
May
11-14
FEBRUARY
RADIO&
1951
35
a
copy
TELEVISION
RINGLING
BROS
NEWS
ircus
BARNUM
MAGAZINE
AND
DAILY
REVIEW
BAILEY
AUTOMATIC
SEALING
DEVICES
SPEED
READ
PRODUCTION
OF
TV
PICTURE
TUBES
How
The
Circus
Moves
PAGE
38
How
Circus
Folks
Live
What
It
Takes
To
Feed
The
Big
Show
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