THE NATIONAL STOCKMAN & FARMER, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, June 13, 1889  This is not the typical sort of magazine we would offer, however this issue still has the original, orange outer wrappers (rare as such) which more typically were removed over the years.
Complete in 20 pages, never bound nor trimmed, some staining to the front covers with wear at the margins, two small address labels in the masthead.

Background: This issue of The National Stockman & Farmer from June 13, 1889, is exceptionally rare due to the survival of its original orange outer wrappers, which served as disposable protective mailing covers and local advertising space that subscribers almost universally discarded before binding issues into annual volumes. Beyond its physical scarcity, the issue holds distinct historical significance: published in Pittsburgh just thirteen days after the catastrophic Johnstown Flood of May 31, 1889, its 20 complete pages offer an authentic, real-time window into Western Pennsylvania's agricultural ecosystem, rural commerce, and regional relief efforts during one of the state's worst industrial disasters.