Color: Black; Brown; Red; White
"National Sportsman Magazine, Pioneer Advocate of the Game Restoration Program," November 1928. The front cover has the title across the top in black. Also in black is the date on the top left and the price of .10 cents in red on the top right corner. In the center below is a color drawing of a hunter in a forest asleep under a tree. Among the trees in the back is a deer. The drawing's title, "When Dreams Come True," is centered below. Across the bottom are the titles of three of the articles inside. On the back cover is an advertisement for Camel cigarettes with a color drawing in the center of a woman and three men. Articles in the magazine include stories on hunting experiences; places to hunt; hunting tips; use of hunting dogs; using the best equipment and supplies; and readers' letters. Also included are many advertisements for guns and other hunting equipment, as well as many black and white photographs and illustrations. With creases on both covers, tears on along the spine, and surface soiling, the item is in fair condition.
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Hunting dogs, Sporting goods
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Three-dimensional, Magazines (periodicals), Game Restoration Program, Hunting--United States, Hunting guides, Hunting guns, Hunting--Equipment and supplies, Sports--United States
