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THE PURINA WORK BOOK HORSES & MULES Ralston Purina Company St. Louis, Missouri

$ 9.63

Availability: 76 in stock
  • Condition: Attractive copy in unread condition. Small waterstain along edge.
  • Modified Item: No
  • Ralston Purina: Purina Horse and Mule Feed
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Subject: Animal Husbandry
  • Language: English
  • Topic: Horse & Mule Feed
  • Publication Year: 1930
  • Special Attributes: 1st Edition

    Description

    R.J.SINDENBOOKSANDART:
    PURINA WORK BOOK- HORSES & MULES
    booklet distributed for Purina by rep for
    Purina Feed- Purina Mills, Woodstock, Ontario
    c.1930
    PUBLISHER:  Ralston Purina Co. Ltd. St. Louis, Missouri.
    DATE:  circa 1930
    CONDITION:  Colour on graphics is brilliant. Some colour has bleed through cover.
    PGS: 36                                                          SIZE: 7" x 4 1/4"
    SUMMARY:  from the estate of a local farmer (..Ferguson-Elgin)who was a rep for Purina back in the late 1920's- 1930. At the dispersal sale quite a bit of material was bought by Don Cosens and this came finally out of the Don Cosens estate.
    I literally have hundreds of pamphlets, booklets and books relating to agriculture which I have been accumulating
    for quite a few years.
    I am a private bookdealer now living back in my hometown of St. Thomas, Ontario. Historically I specialized in Canadian art books and catalogues and my clients included public institutions, private collectors and commercial galleries- however a lot of my interests these days include local history, agriculture, 19th and 20th century cookbooks, ephemera, historical photographs, original art etc.
    Elgin County I have found to be an excellent source of really interesting material- and I am working with a couple of local collectors who have collected an amazing amount of really rare and exotic material. Feel free to contact me with interests or want lists- and I can see what I can do to satisfy them.
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