citydweller

So who won?

I'm in!

I think I still have it. Drop me a PM to remind me to look for it.

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It's an "it", 2-sided single sheet.

Any interest at $28 shipped priority?

how about $38 shipped?

When I first dug this out I was able to find another one, either for sale or sold, don't remember. That was six years ago, and now I can't find another one. Anyone seen one? Anyone need this one?

PM sent.

The poster is now sold, although not to the author of the previous comment.

The poster is now sold. Thanks to all who chimed in!

The Model T forum seems a bit anemic, so I thought I'd share this here. I have 6 Ford service letters from a dealership in Denver, PA, sent to Ford car owners from November 1925 through April 1926, numbered "Service letter number one" through "service letter number six". Each letter is three pages, top stapled, and covers everyday topics for keeping your car well maintained and avoiding troubles. I couldn't find any other service letters like this out there, and I'm wondering if this was something the dealership created on their own? Do they have any value?

Would anyone want it for $58 shipped priority mail?

This nearly new condition 1934 "Know the thrill of driving the new Ford V-8" foldout brochure didn't strike me as something that would be scarce, but it seems to be. A blog post on The Henry Ford website indicates it was given out at the Chicago World's Fair, and there are a few reprints out there, but that's about it. There are five separate panels that fold out from 9" x 5-1/2" to a handsome 18" x 22-1/2" display poster. Anyone else have one of these? This one's available, no idea what to ask without any comps, value is subjective.

Thanks Terry, I reposted in general discussion section.