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November 1927 issue of McCall's magazine - smoke free and clean with wear consistent with almost 100 year old magazine. Page with Gen. Pershing letter to war mothers has been partially torn out. All other pages are intact. Great advertising for household goods, food and fashion.
Buyer pays $4.00 shipping US
ABOUT OUR LISTINGS: Please note that we buy and sell items as a hobby. While we try to be as educated as possible about our listings, we are not experts. Nearly all of our items are vintage and will, of course, show some normal wear and tear. We make every effort to describe them as accurately as possible. If we should somehow miss something, please contact us for a resolution.
Shipping Costs - I do not pack items until each is sold. Therefore, shipping costs are a close estimate - with an allowance for the size and weight. Actual cost may be more or less. We almost never break even on shipping but for a small business, this is the easiest process. If you have a concern, please contact me for a resolution. Please note that Ebay and Paypal charge on both final price AND shipping costs. This plus the rise in carrier charges account for our shipping charges.
Buyer pays $4.00 shipping US
ABOUT OUR LISTINGS: Please note that we buy and sell items as a hobby. While we try to be as educated as possible about our listings, we are not experts. Nearly all of our items are vintage and will, of course, show some normal wear and tear. We make every effort to describe them as accurately as possible. If we should somehow miss something, please contact us for a resolution.
Shipping Costs - I do not pack items until each is sold. Therefore, shipping costs are a close estimate - with an allowance for the size and weight. Actual cost may be more or less. We almost never break even on shipping but for a small business, this is the easiest process. If you have a concern, please contact me for a resolution. Please note that Ebay and Paypal charge on both final price AND shipping costs. This plus the rise in carrier charges account for our shipping charges.
