Sports Illustrated July 14, 1958 Educating Your Dog at Home All our Sports Illustrated Magazines are in excellent condition.  In our store there are more issues from the years 1958 to 1960. Some issues have mailing label on them, some fell off, some someone tried removing at some point in time. See pictures for each issue. Buy them for your collection, or to clip the advertisements and resell, or just to read.  What you will receive: One Sports Illustrated Magazine, July 14, 1958 EDUCATING YOUR DOG AT HOME Beginning a two-part series on the basic teamwork that makes the family pup a good companion.  Contents July 14, 1958 Volume 9, Number 2 10     Americans Get an Even Break Our touring athletes won and lost in widely scattered European arenas last week 14     Spectacle:  Oasis in Paris A color essay shows Parisians escaping the heat of politics at lovely Deligny swimming pool 23     The Silly Season Puts to Sea Wonder where the flagpole-sitters went?  They are working up new wonders afloat 28     Waikiki Water Baby Or how to start your youngster swimming at the ripe old age of 5 months 35     Training the Puppy The ways of integrating a puppy into family life are shown in text and drawings 51     Beware of the Bears Friendly as they seem, bears in our national parks are still wild and dangerous animals 52     Midseason Report For the baseball buff, Robert Creamer and Les Woodcock analyze the season to date 57     A Trout for Jay Famed Author Erskine Caldwell initiates his son into the wonders of trout angling    Advertising, Advertisements, Ads Cities Service Peugeot the new Sportsedan from France! Women Say "Deodorant" Men say TRIG What's as Effortless as a Corvette? Simplicity-and style!  New movie camera by Kodak goes hand-in-glove with travel! Esso Payment Details: At this time we only accept Paypal. Items not paid for within 10 days from the end of auction, will get re-listed unless you contact us and let us know if there is an issue that may delay your payment and we will be more than willing to help.   Shipping Policy:We always ship on Tuesdays and Thursdays within five business days of receipt of cleared payment that does not include shipper days for example USPS Priority Mail takes 3 business days and USPS Parcel Post could take as long as 10 business days (Please keep this in mind when leaving feedback and ratings thank you).Freight shipments may take longer due to palletizing and scheduling. Items less than 70 lbs ship U.S.P.S. Priority mail or U.S.P.S. Parcel Postal and U.S.P.S. Media Mail when applicable. Freight may be booked with carrier of your choice. If you need item delivered to freight shipper there is a fee of $.55 a mile and usually no further than state lines. And remember (just a tip to help ensure smooth transactions) you should never bid on any items before having an accurate shipping quote and knowing all shipping information needed. Buyer may choose to use their own freight shipping account and or carrier (only on items over 150 pounds), but they will be responsible for all scheduling, paperwork, claims and any or all damages incurred in transit. All international customers should contact us before bidding to confirm accurate shipping quote.   Local Pickup:  is always welcome…Unfortunately there is a small handling fee (the cost of having an employee at item location to help load items). There is a $5 handling fee for anything under 150 pounds and a $10 handling fee on anything over 150 pounds. Any item not picked up within 30 days from End of Auction, will be charged 10% of items cost per month for storage. Items left longer than 90 days will not be refunded and will be relisted unless other arrangements have been made.    Refunds and Returns:We do not generally accept returns or issue refunds unless item or items are not as described or if they do not reach destination. We do our best to describe the condition of each item. We also picture each item in its actual condition, which means we do not clean items up or shine them up to appear better than they are. This allows the buyer to get an idea of how well item may have been maintained or how it may have been used.   Warrantees/Guarantees:  All our items are being SOLD As Is/Where Is unless stated otherwise: “AS IS” means item comes with no guarantees or warrantees and will be described and pictured accordingly. for example if item is dented and rusty we try to always show a picture of issued areas and describe them with measurements and whatever else necessary to help give buyer a good idea of item condition . We also try not to clean or polish any used items to help boost sales , instead we try to leave it in the exact condition it was last used in to help show how well it may or may not have been taken care of etc. We find the easiest way to show you the quality of the item in listing is to picture and describe all items exactly the way they were when in use, for example if the item being sold was a carburetor and it had a leaky gasket description would state leaky gasket and there would be a picture of the leaky gasket .We will also do our best to answer specific questions but please be patient we sometimes get a little behind on e-mails due to our rural size and may not be able to answer questions for a couple of days but we will answer. Please be patient and make sure to ask questions as soon as you can to ensure an answer before listing or auction end time. Please feel free to ask any questions anytime. It's always smart shopping to ask any or all questions you may have prior to bidding or buying. No refunds or returns unless item isn't as described or pictured in listing.