1971 Savage Arms Emhart Corporation Gun Interchangeable 12 20 Gauges Print Ad for Sale

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1971 Savage Arms Emhart Corporation Gun Interchangeable 12 20 Gauges Print Ad For Sale

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1971 Savage Arms Emhart Corporation Gun Interchangeable 12 20 Gauges Print Ad:
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1971 Savage Arms Emhart Corporation Gun Interchangeable 12 20Gauges Print Ad

OriginalAdvertisement Page Placement: Interior

Asingle page, with both sides scanned and described.
Suitablefor Framing

Manyolder magazine text/images were printed skewed to somedegree.
Even within the page, text and images canbe skewed in relation to each other.
Trimming all four edgescauses more problems, and leaves less room to mat.
As of3/20/2024 I trim only the single edge that was attached to the spine,at 90ºfromthe top edge. The other 3page edges will be left untrimmed. (In extreme cases, I may trimexcessive damage from the other edges.)
Exceptfor the single trimmed edge, the full page isexactly as itwas created.
Asa result, sometimes the text and in-page images may look tiltedbecause of the skew, but leaves maximum border space to mat if youchoose.
You cansee the entire page, edges and all, restingon a black border to help you judge overall condition. Novirtual cropping to make it look perfect, no hidden surprises when itarrives.

AdDescription/Company Name:

Side1:
SavageArms, a Division of Emhart Corporation. Less money doesn’t have tomean less gun.
Introducing Interchangeable 12 and 20 gauges

Side2:
NoAd on Side 2.

PublicationDate: 1971 May
Publication Name:Outdoor Life
Magazine Size: Approx8¼” x 10 7/8”

Condition:Used.
Theseare original pages from original magazines. Theyare very old, and usually storedin less-than-perfect environments. Foxing,fading, discoloration arecommonandpresent tosome degree. Also stapleholes,corner folds, edge damage, creases, ripples, scuffs,smudgesand other imperfections arenormal.Pagesmay show pressure marks from production oryears of storage.

Imagesare scanned on black background, NOT matted or framed.
Manyolder magazines printedmisaligned withtheiredges. Ionly trim the spine edge, leaving the other threesides untouched. When you mat the page, you can align as desired.

Theimages are the EXACT SAME PAGE BEING SOLD,AS IS. PLEASEEXAMINE CLOSELY AND MAKE YOUR OWN JUDGMENT. Yoursatisfaction guaranteed. If you have any questions or qualms, feelfree to ask!
Note:Sometimes I describeconditionsyou can easily see foryourself, just because I\'m abit OCD… I’ve been toldthat’s condescending and am trying to improve, but it’s hard toresist. :^)
I’veworked hard to be clear on the general conditions vintage magazinesare in; if I run into something unique, and that’s not visible inthe images, I’ll add it to the condition statement.

Museums

Magazineads are shipped in:
2-mil Clear Polypropylene Magazine Bags witha white backer board,
in a Rigid Mailer, in a sealed PolyMailer,
marked \"Handle With Care, Do not Bend\" andshipped USPS.We DO combine shipping for multiplepurchases!