Yorkie Tales Yorkshire Terrier dog magazine \'89 puppy hopefuls issue specialties
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Yorkie Tales Yorkshire Terrier dog magazine \'89 puppy hopefuls issue specialties:
$6.00
Thisis the February-March 1989 (vol.9, no.6) issue of the magazine\"Yorkie Tales\", about Yorkshire Terrier dogs. It measures 81/4 by 10 3/4 inches, and it has 40 pages. It is chock full of photosand ads featuring Yorkies. The front cover features Ch. HydcroftThousands Cheer, with a color photo (all other photos are black &white). Features include show statistics, new title-holders, aletters column, report on YTCA Mid-west specialty, report on the YTCof Oklahoma City specialty, puppy care, worms and puppies,coccidiosis, & a cute poem. Kennels advertising in this issueinclude Glendening, Nikko (2 pages), Luv\'N\'Stuff (2 pages), Altratam(3 pages), Dimicris, Sunrise (2 pages), Bejaze (3 pages), MoonshadowEnterprises, Dot\'s, Goodpuppy (2 pages), Harlequin, Marchwyn, PennyLane, Showoff, & Dynasty. The magazine is in very good condition.Great for pedigree research, art reference, or just bedside reading!Check out my other sales for more dog stuff, too!Postage is free in the U.S., $8.00 to Canada and Mexico, and $11.00 elsewhere, but I do combine shipments to save you postage, so if you win more than one sale let me know before you pay so I can invoice with the lower postage. Thanks for looking, and ifyou have any questions, just ask!
THE FINE PRINT (in big print):
You don\'t have to read this if youdon\'t want to, but if you have any questions about me and mypolicies, check here first!
First, the good things about buyingfrom me:
I am honest, and I am nice. I believestrongly in customer service, and if you have a problem I will do mybest to fix it. I am a small (one-person) business and can give youpersonal, friendly attention. I\'ll almost always answer you in atimely fashion if you have questions about anything I\'m selling. I domake mistakes on occasion, but not often, and when I do you won\'thave to suffer for them.
I always give you as complete adescription as I can of the items I am selling, so you\'ll knowexactly what you\'re offerding on. In my areas of expertise I am veryknowledgeable. I\'m a collector as well, and I love the stuff I sell.When I sell things that are outside my areas of expertise I won\'tmake stuff up; I\'ll just tell you I don\'t know. I\'m also an artist,and I have a good eye; if I gush about something it\'s worth gushingabout, and if I say it\'s ugly, then it is. I generally don\'t sellthings I don\'t like, and when I do I sell them cheap.
My house is smoke-free, and always hasbeen. Most of what I sell, however, isn\'t new, but if somethingsmells of smoke that fact will be in the description.
I pack really well. Items are bagged inplastic so that even if the package gets soaked, your purchase won\'t,and I put a second address inside the package, so if the outer casingsomehow gets lost your purchase will still have a good chance ofreaching you. Softcover books and magazines are mailed with acardboard backer. Figurines are properly protected.
I do my best to keep your postage costsdown. I try to get as close as possible to what it will actually costme to mail out the item, and if you buy multiple items I will combineshipping to give you the best deal I can. I don\'t charge a handlingfee, but sometimes what I charge for postage is a little higher thanthe actual cost of postage, depending on where the item is beingsent. More often it is a little lower. I do round up and down, soI\'ll charge $2.50 for something that will cost me $2.47 or $2.66 tomail, for instance. Rarely will your postage cost be more than adollar over what it costs to mail your package, and if I reallymiscalculate and the difference is a few dollars or more I\'ll refundyou the difference.
Next, the things that are possibly notso good about buying from me:
Not surprisingly from the sort ofthings I sell, I live in a pet-intensive household. The pets don\'tclimb and lounge all over the merchandise, but they are there, andsome of them are pretty furry (we refer to Siberian Husky fur as acondiment around here...). Your package may well include a few strayhairs as a free bonus.
My sister is battling stage 4 cancer,and I\'m helping, so I\'m often away from home for several days at atime, occasionally unexpectedly. This is why I have listed myhandling time for your package as 10 days, to cover any suchabsences. When I am home I typically send out packages within 2 daysof payment, and often the next day, but I can\'t guarantee that. IfI\'m out of town it may be several days before I can get home to mailyour package out. At such times I usually do have access to acomputer, and will try to e-mail to let people know. I try to timesales so they will end when I\'ll be at home, but that isn\'t alwayspossible. So MOST of the time your package will be mailed out no morethan a couple of days after you pay, but occasionally it will takelonger.
Who I am:
I\'m Heather. I\'ve had Siberian Huskiessince 1974, and have been active in conformation, obedience,dogsledding, breed rescue, and historical research. I\'m withoutSiberians now for the first time in 38 years, but I intend tochange that as soon as the situation allows (with my sister sick andme therefore away from home so much it\'s not the right time to get apuppy). The other resident critters are 2 cats (Valourie andStrategem), 1 Soay sheep (Fenn), and 3 Guinea fowl (Lavande, Kohl, andThe Mad Midnight Quarker What Quarks At Midnight). This does not count all the freeloader mice we DON\'T want,or the very handsome huge black snake we\'ve named GQ who hangs aroundthe property and has occasionally been sighted in the house. I alsolove horses, and lived on Chincoteague Island for 10 years. I trailride on \"Colby\" a friend\'s Tennessee Walker. A few yearsago we took the horses and went on a camping trip to YellowstoneNational Park, on the way riding in the Badlands, Bighorn NationalForest, the Black Hills, and the Grand Tetons; if you ever get to dothis, do not hesitate! I\'ve been collecting dog books pretty much allmy life, which grew eventually into this business, Best BelovedBooks. I specialize in out-of-print dog and horse books andmagazines, books on animals in art, and other things that interest me(wolves & wild canids, other animals, arts and crafts, costume,history, Gypsies, & Sherlock Holmes, to name a few). Thanks forchecking out my style=\"margin-bottom: 0in;\">
Yorkie Tales Yorkshire Terrier dog magazine \'89 puppy hopefuls issue specialties:
$6.00