This is another nice pattern booklet titled “Welcome Sampler” by Linda Coleman. It has a copyright of 1992.

The book has many very cute patterns. The patterns include an apple angel, an apple jar cover and a sampler that says, “Salvation has come to this house – Luke 19:9.”

The booklet is in good condition – inside and out. The cover has some minor wear to the edges and corners...

This is a vintage advertisement from an October, 1956, issue of Esquire Magazine for Bostonian Zephyrs Men’s Shoes. These shoes were made by Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Company of Whitman, Massachusetts.

The reverse side of the page features an advertisement for Dobbs Hats. "Dobbs makes hat history with the new Top-Level." Dobbs is a Division of Hat Corporation of America.

The page is in relatively good condition considering age...

This is an advertisement from May, 1948, for New York Central Railroad System. "Holidate for Two! – On New York Central’s New Luxury Coaches.

The reverse side features advertising for Ansco – A Division of General Aniline & Film Corporation. "Shoot movies on amazing true-color Ansco film!"

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This is an advertisement from August, 1944, for Hamilton Watches. The ad expresses the importance of time accuracy for the Navy Navigator. "Guiding a warship today . . . Sealing a courtship tomorrow."

The reverse side features advertising for the Filmo Bell & Howell movie projector. "Make your memories last forever."

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This advertising duo comes from a March 1944 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for General Electric FM Radio. It features Alfred Drake and Joan Roberts singing "Oh What A Beautiful Morning" turning the picture from black & white to color because FM radio brings you ALL the notes in glorious "Natural Color".

The reverse side is an advertisement for Argus International Industries, Inc. - Communications For Victory...

This is a copy of a vintage Ford Times Magazine dated April 1955. It is full of nice pictures and articles that reflect life in simpler times.

Some of the articles in this issue: Feathered Dive-Bomber - Walt Whitman"s Long Island - The Vanishing One-Man Cheese Factory - Ranch Wagon Ideas - Favorite Recipes of Famous Taverns - And more.

The Ranch Wagon Ideas article is pretty interesting...

This 1975 issue of the Farmers' Almanac is full of wit and wisdom! The Farmers' Almanac was practically the Bible for farmers in the past - telling them the best times to plant crops, when to harvest and other tidbits.

This issue was a complimentary copy given by CF&I Steel Corporation of Pueblo, Colorado.

This issue has some very funny items in it. There is a chart on employee performance - made in jest - that gave me a couple of good giggles...

This advertising duo comes from a March 1944 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Armament Body By Fisher, a division of General Motors. The ad proclaims, "On every fighting front - Fisher." There is a great picture of an Army/Navy "E" plane and tank with "Buy War Bonds Today - Keep America Fee" in the upper right corner.

The reverse side is an advertisement for The Prudential Insurance Company...

This advertising combination comes from a September 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for International Harvester noting that the U.S. is served by 46.3% of the world's trucks.

The reverse side has advertisements for Dr. A. Reed Cushion Shoes, south African Railways, and National Geographic School Bulletins.

The page measures 6 7/8" x 10"...

This advertising duo comes from a January 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Bell Telephone System. The picture in the Ad was taken by the famous photographer, Ansel Adams. In the advertisement if tells about the private life of telephone representative, Vonna Shelton.

The reverse side is an ad for Remington Rand, Division Of Sperry Rand Corporation. It features a calculator that prints - the problem and its proof in his hands at once!

The page mea...

This advertising duo comes from a September 1958 National Geographic Magazine.

The first side is an advertisement for Douglas DC-8 Jetliner. I love the picture in this advertisement. The ad states, "DC-8 introduces you to Her Serene Highness - the Stratosphere."

The reverse side is an advertisement Sheaffer"s Snorkel Pen. Remember when we had to refill our ink pens? Bet your remember the mess they made if they leaked! This ad features a picture of Jack Dempsey.

The page measures 6 7/8...

This little booklet has 101 songs you love to sing. It appears to be very old. Many of the songs have the copyright dates under them - a lot in the 1930's and one back to 1899.

The booklet was a complimentary item from Oak Cliff Music Company in Dallas, Texas.

Some of the songs listed: My Wild Irish Rose, Oh! Susanna, Just A Memory, Auld Lang Syne, De Camptown Races, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, The Song Of The Marines, and more.

Overall, the booklet is in good condition. The outer cov...