Vintage 1961 Currier and Ives Calendar/Framing Prints The Travelers Ins. Co. - $20 - (Marion, NC)

Vintage 1961 Currier and Ives Calendar/Framing Prints The Travelers Ins. Co. Vintage 1961 Currier and Ives Calendar/Framing Prints The Travelers Ins. Co. This is a great set of framing prints from The Travelers Currier & Ives Calendars. All of the pages are separate and have the monthly calendar on one side and the print on the other side. These were given out by The Travelers Insurance Companies Hartford, Ct. They are still in their original envelope. They measure 11 x 16". All 12 months are here. A couple of the months have some spots at the top. Please see all photos for more details. Please email me with any questions. Thanks for looking! Don't forget to look at My Other Items Terms and Conditions. Buyer pays shippingInternational Buyers - Please Note: Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.Payment must be received within 5 working days of purchase, however if this is not possible, please let us know to discussOnce you receive your goods, please inspect them for any damage during transit, and report the said damage within 24 hrs via e-mail. If all is well please leave feedback, so we are aware that you have received your goods. Please note that if there are any problems, contact us first via e-mail giving full details of any problem along with your user ID It is the customers responsibility to ensure that payment is received in the due time as listed aboveShipping items on Tuesday and FridayIn order to stay "Green" , we recycle/reuse shipping materials whenever possible. Returns: If you are unhappy with your purchase and wish to return it, please contact us via eBay Messages to let us know that you are shipping the item(s) back for a refund. Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs unless the item was grossly misrepresented.