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Description:
Magazine Name: Automobile Trade Journal Publication Date: March 1935 Volume 40 Number 4 Cover Information: Cover design by Charles Hargens. Magazine Size & Number of Pages: 8.50" x 11.50" with 122 pages including covers Condition: Magazine is in good to very good condition. Covers and internal pages are still secure to binding but both covers are beginning to separate at top and bottom. Spine chipping, small nicks around page edges, and some edge corners dog-eared. Address label on front cover. Pages are clean and appears that all pages are present. Contents: * O, Dry Those Tears by Leon F. Banigan, editor * Again, Let's Get Back to Selling by Leon F. Banigan * I Want My Money's Worth by Paul W. Ivey * Selling It With Pictures * Two Cash Registers With One Tune by Frank P. Tighe * What Has the Wholesale Code Done? by Frank G. Stewart * Mules and Motor Cars * Trouble Stoppers for Buick Starters by Bill Toboldt * Dumas' Flat Rate Corner * The Drag Net * Factory News * Sales Figures * Tune-up Specification * Free Money Makers * and much more Additional Notes: Magazine is packed with many half and full page b/w (and some color) industry related ads. This magazine will make a great addition to your collection!
| Status: No Longer Available |
Reference#: magazine1037 |
| Condition:
Very Good |
Year:
1935
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