1956 Crane's Fine Papers Vintage Collectible Ad Great for a collector! (#00299)

Description

1956 Crane's Fine Papers vintage ad.
APPROXIMATE SIZE: 6.75
" x 10"
Portions of item read: For the well appointed desk, made in Dalton Massachusetts, since 1801, rag papers for social and business correspondence.
The color of the item and the color on your monitor may differ somewhat dependent upon display settings.
CONDITION:
It is normal that decades and centuries old paper will be discolored, wrinkled, stained or torn. Since it is nearly impossible to point out or describe every blemish or bit of wear, please view the above photos carefully for a visual of this item's condition. When you receive your item, if you are dissatisfied, you will receive an easy, hassle free refund.
Please note:
This sale is for the vintage paper collectible shown and not the item or service mentioned in the advertisement, article, or other piece. It is not a copy, reprint or reproduction. It is an original that was removed or gathered from a magazine, other print medium or from an estate.
Give these as gifts to your favorite collectors, history buffs or to your local museum. If you know someone who is hard to buy for, or 'has everything', this is the answer! Great for birthdays, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Anniversary, Christmas, or any gift giving occasion. These collectible papers are also great home decor as they can be used with any style of decorating. Why spend money on expensive pieces of art when you can preserve a piece of history.
Our paper collectibles are shipped flat and are packaged using archival acid-free backing boards and acid-free, clear plastic sleeves.
About us
We are local historians and documentary filmmakers. We truly appreciate the historical value in people, places and things. We live in a time where the usual paper goods to which we have become accustomed are slowly disappearing. Nearly gone are newspapers, magazines, flyers, flight tickets, boarding passes, event tickets, insurance cards, utility bills, etc. All are now in digital format. We are pleased that we are able to rescue some of these forgotten relics and can pass them along to you. Enjoy!