Farm Builder Magazines from 1951, 1952

Description: I have (4) vintage issues of The Farm Builder magazine:November-December 1951 (73 years old), January-February 1952, March-April 1952, July-August 1952, (74 years old).Published by Agricultural Associates, Inc., Ardsley, New York. They were distributed through Johns-Manville Building Materials Dealers. These issues came from the Dallas and Denton, Texas region. Before I describe the contents, know that these magazines are EXTREMELY FRAGILE, especially the July-August 1952 copy.Areas on several pages are thin, brittle, and flaking. The previous owner removed the coupon (see the last 2 photos). I can't upload photos of every flaw in these magazines. I handle these as little as possible because they are so delicate.These magazines are all (23) pages in length, held together by (2) staples, which are intact, but some of the pages have separated from the staples. The color images have remained crisp and bright. All (4) to be sold together in AS IS CONDITION, not separately. Each magazine has the following sections: Easy To Follow Patterns For The Home Carpenter, What's New For Farm And Home, and a page for women featuring various sewing patterns. Main Articles 1. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1951Hugh Hammand Bennett (1881-1960) conservationist Good Plans Pay Dividends (remodeling) You Can Build Your Own: Portable Motor, Christmas Tree Stand, Safe Gun Rack, Dog ApartmentGold Came To California (Louis Pellier 1817-1872)A Machine Shed That Pays For ItselfEasy To Follow Patterns For The Home Carpenter: Children's Clothes Tree, Hobby Horse, See-Saw, Wheel-BarrowThe Passing Scene In Barns2. JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1952Cyrus Hall McCormick (1809-1884) farmer, inventorA Cottage You Can AffordYou Can Build Your Own: Vegetable Washer, Sash Hotbed, Two-Level Table, Telephone Wall NicheSpace-Saving Built-InsWhat Happened In The Johnson AtticEasy To Follow Patterns For The Home Carpenter: Bird Feeder, Vanity Seat, Radiator Enclosure, Bedside Table Living In Paradise - Pequea Valley, PennsylvaniaA Puttyless Window Sash3. MARCH-APRIL 1952Dr. Samuel William Johnson (1830-1909) scientistChicken Every DayYou Can Build Your Own: Board and Knife Rack, Dual Purpose Dolly, Space-Saving Cabinet, Garden Work CenterA New Home For ElsieModern Kitchen MagicEasy To Follow Patterns For The Home Carpenter: Adirondack Lawn Chair, Hanging Book Shelves, Sawbuck Table, Serving Tray Land Mark Barn in Garrett, IndianaDo You Have A Problem Chair? repairing and reupholstering4. JULY-AUGUST 1952President George Washington (1732-1799)Raising Chickens With InfraredYou Can Build Your Own: Children's Playroom Slide, Non-Tipping Hog Trough, Outdoor Serving Table, Feeder For Birds Homemade Dinette SetQuick-Freeze TimesaverSuccess Story Farm Style (Pleasant Lake, Indiana)Easy To Follow Patterns For The Home Carpenter: Magazine Holder, Decorators Table Lamp, Ventilated Clothes Hamper, Folding Bed Tray Rebuild From Ashes (a fire on a farm in Dane County, Wisconsin) They will be mailed in a USPS Flat Rate Padded envelope with extra cardboard and care. DISCLAIMER I do Combined Shipping when possible. I never mail/ship any sold items without a Tracking Number. I try my best to provide detailed descriptions, high quality photographs, and be a good, polite, effective communicator. Please have the courtesy of paying promptly. I accept PayPal ONLY, or, if you pay in person, CASH only. Items must be paid for with (48) hours. If I don't hear from you within a reasonable amount of time, I will send you a polite email reminder. I know life happens and we get distracted. If you do not pay, I will send more than one email to remind you. I prefer not filing a Non-Payment notice against you. If you do not pay I relist the item asap. All items are sold as is, as shown in photos. All shipping costs are the responsibility of the Buyer. Shipping costs include handling, packaging, completing all required shipping documents, and driving to the post office and/or UPS facility. ATTENTION INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Please use the "CALCULATE SHIPPING" option to determine the cost to your location. You are responsible for all import duties, fees, taxes, and other charges as stated in your country. Those charges are not included in the item price or mailing/shipping costs. END OF DISCLAIMER

Price: 40 USD

Location: Justin, Texas

End Time: 2024-08-09T21:10:40.000Z

Shipping Cost: 10.6 USD