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Rare 1980s Welcome Aboard the Highlander Yacht Booklet Malcolm Forbes

$ 26.39

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Good condition. Worn as shown. Please closely examine my photos for condition.
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Malcolm Forbes little dinghy was built in 1986 and was not the first of his yachts.  I really don't know why he has a guidebook.  Maybe he sold cruises or just wanted to show off his wealth to his friends he had on board.  But it looks fabulous.  Neat booklet showing the opulence of the 1980s.  He laments the fact that the IRS had recently disallowed deductions for yachts.  Nice.
    I have a large inventory of vintage paper:    auto manuals, military paper, railroad stuff, food and recipe paper, political pamphlets, oddball magazines,  entertainment paper --- just about any paper you can think of.   Some of it is in perfect shape and some is in rough condition.  Things to look out for in the photos are page yellowing, corner bumping, rips and tears, handwriting, etc. --- normal flaws in old paper.  Closely check the photos out and get back to me if you have any questions.   Please bookmark me and check back once in awhile for more fun paper.
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