Offered here is this nice antique The Craftsman Magazine – Volume XV, No. 4 – January 1909. It is in good condition, for a magazine that is over 100 years old. This issue features ROBERT HENI ON ART IN THIS COUNTRY: THE NEED OF SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP INDIVIDUALITY; AMERICA’S NEED OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: THE RECENT CONGRESS IN ATLANTA; FARMING AND MANUAL TRAINING FOR TRUANTS; GOVERNMENT HELP FOR HOME SEEKERS... The magazine has a lot of wear and breaking at the edges of both the front and back covers. It is a bit yellowed with age and has wear at the edges of the pages. The staple binding is holding well, and all pages are intact, and in fairly good condition, however, they are worn at the outer edges, as well as along the outer spine edge, where there are pieces of the cover paper that is missing, primarily at the top and bottom of the outer spine. There is some moisture warbling and staining on the front cover of the magazine. This is a fabulous antique issue of The Craftsman. The advertisements alone are a wonderful window into our past. This is a must have item for any antique collector. The Craftsman Magazine – Volume XV, No. 4 –January 1909 America’s Need/Industry Click images to enlarge Description Offered here is this nice antique The Craftsman Magazine – Volume XV, No. 4 – January 1909. It is in good condition, for a magazine that is over 100 years old. This issue features ROBERT HENI ON ART IN THIS COUNTRY: THE NEED OF SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP INDIVIDUALITY; AMERICA’S NEED OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION: THE RECENT CONGRESS IN ATLANTA; FARMING AND MANUAL TRAINING FOR TRUANTS; GOVERNMENT HELP FOR HOME SEEKERS... The magazine has a lot of wear and breaking at the edges of both the front and back covers. It is a bit yellowed with age and has wear at the edges of the pages. The staple binding is holding well, and all pages are intact, and in fairly good condition, however, they are worn at the outer edges, as well as along the outer spine edge, where there are pieces of the cover paper that is missing, primarily at the top and bottom of the outer spine. There is some moisture warbling and staining on the front cover of the magazine. This is a fabulous antique issue of The Craftsman. The advertisements alone are a wonderful window into our past. This is a must have item for any antique collector. Payment Buyer is to pay for all shipping costs and must pay for their item or contact the seller to make other arrangements within 5 Days of the end of the auction. We accept e-checks and credit cards via paypal. We charge actual USPS shipping cost based on package weight and/or package size. Items generally ship within 2 days of receipt of cleared payment. Domestic Shipments: USPS Priority Mail--2-3 business days USPS First Class Mail--2-5 business days USPS Parcel Post--2-9 Business days International Shipments: First Class (Under 4 lbs) can take up to 4 weeks. Priority Mail (Over 4 lbs) 6-10 business days We gladly combine shipping of multiple items. Please feel free to email me with any questions you may have about one of my listings. I try to answer questions as soon as possible, and almost always the same day. Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. 300+ Listing Templates! Auctiva gets you noticed! The complete Selling Solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva's FREE Counter