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1930s Winchester Western "come In Shoot For Fun" Canvas Shooting Gallery Banner - 56.5" X 48.5"

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1930s Winchester Western  come In Shoot For Fun  Canvas Shooting Gallery Banner - 56.5  X 48.5
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an exceptional, highly desirable survivor of pre-war firearms advertising, this authentic 1930s large-format canvas banner was originally distributed by winchester-western to commercial shooting galleries, carnival midways, and hardware retailers. measuring an impressive 56. 5" x 48. 5", this piece features a heavy cotton duck canvas construction boldly screen-printed with deep, oil-based sign painter's inks. The iconic graphics remain beautifully vivid, showcasing the classic western cowboy on a bucking bronco alongside the striking blue and white shooting target pointing to the timeless slogan: "come in shoot for fun!". The upper third features the prominent, stylized logos for both western and winchester, while the bottom yellow field displays dedicated advertising blocks for legendary historic ammunition lines: western super-x and xpert, alongside winchester super speed, ranger, and leader. a cornerstone piece for any serious advanced firearms memorabilia, hunting country store, or vintage americana advertising collection. condition report:overall rating: very good / fine vintage (approx.8. 0 - 8. 5 out of 10)graphics & eye appeal: excellent visual presence. The primary red, yellow, and deep blue fields are remarkably vibrant and clean with minimal overall fading or paint loss. canvas integrity: stable and strong fabric body. Displays standard, honest age-appropriate wear. Light overall waviness and surface dust consistent with a century of storage. No major gaping tears, punctures, or dry rot. discoloration note: features the classic, honest linear darkening and light oil transfer/staining running along the original yellow fields where the banner sat folded in factory inventory for decades. These original fold lines serve as a highly sought-after authentication "fingerprint" for vintage canvas collectors. edges & borders: uniform edge wear present with light fraying, pinholes from original hanging, and historical creasing along the perimeter.