1951 51 Kaiser Frazer Henry J Dealer Sales Brochure Folder All Color on 2040-parts.com
Holts Summit, Missouri, US
ORIGINAL 1951 Henry J Sales Folder, good condition. Closed it's 7 1/2 X 9 and opens to 9 x 40. S&H is $3.00 and we can combine items purchased at the same time. Please e-mail for shipping quote if more than 2 items are in question and Please pay within 10 days. See my other listing for more items you may be interested in. THANKS!! John
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