Vintage Barber's Income Record Book, 1930s/1940s

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Vintage Barber's Income Record Book, 1930s/1940s

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This small, 68 page booklet measures 4-3/8 inches long x 2-3/4 inches high. It features an Art Deco cover. It was used to keep track of the barber's daily income and was a Vitalis promotional. A rubber stamp imprint on the back reads, "Anglin Barber Supply Co., phone 6763, 206 W. Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona". A number of daily entries have been made, back in its day, but the booklet is still in VERY FINE condition.

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MAGAZINE AND PUBLICATION RATING GUIDE:
Most of our vintage publications will fall in the VERY GOOD to NEAR MINT rating. We don’t deal in anything less than GOOD, unless it is REAL rare.
MINT -
Brand new, uncirculated, and perfect in every way. Possibility still sealed.
NEAR MINT -
Circulated, but no evidence of wear.
VERY FINE -
Near perfect cover and spine, with only minor evidence of any wear. All pages intact and complete. No tears or creases to speak of.
FINE -
Possible light surface wear, but very minor if any. Faint wear at spine, but no tears or creases to speak of. All pages intact and complete.
VERY GOOD -
Shows mild use. Possible small creases on cover. Possible tiny tears at spine or at edges of cover. All pages intact and complete.
GOOD -
Showing some wear on cover and spine, but nothing too major. Possible small cover tears and/or creases. Corners might show some dog-ear wear. Pages complete, but some could possibly be loose.
FAIR -
Shows a good amount of wear, creases or tears. Possible tape on spine or some of the pages. Pages might be loose and a portion of a page may be missing. Still a fairly decent presentation.
POOR OR LESS -
Pretty much trashed. Don't waste your money on these ratings, unless it is an extremely rare publication.