Trade pamphlets
They usually have illustrations and textual descriptions of items for sale. A pamphlet can be in the form of a flyer, folded brochure, or even a small booklet. Printed publications issued as separate works, not stitched or bound, often with a paper cover, usually of less than 80 pages. Usually printed, but may include audio, video or digital material.
Often include prices. When made available to both individuals and organizations (i.e. "the trade), wholesale prices may be coded or in a separate list (note: If prices are separate, annotate using the "Price List" genre/form subject).
RELATED TERM: Trade catalogs.
HIERARCHY OF TERMS (Broadest to narrowest): Catalogs > Sales catalogs > Trade catalogs or Trade pamphlets.
NOTE: Combines aspects of two existing genre/forms: "Trade Catalogs" and "Pamphlets"
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Aircraft Sales Brochures (Various), 1926 - 1988-10
"Catalog of Sitka Spruce and Other Aircraft Woods (For Immediate Delivery)" by Yoho & Hooker, Youngstown, Ohio [Sales catalog & price list], circa 1928 to early 1930s
Document Type: Sales Material (Technical)
Purpose: Sales and marketing.
Authority: Company.
Scope: Sales brochure with prices.
Contents: Describes company's expertise in aircraft wood, especially Sitka "aircraft" spruce that meets Army and Navy specifications; includes many other types of aircraft wood and glue.
Facts about the Wright Turbo Compound, 1956-05
"Fafnir Ball Bearings in Aircraft Applications" [Manufacturer's advertisement], Circa late 1920s to mid-1930s
Document Type: Sales Material (Technical)
Purpose: Sales and marketing.
Authority: Manufacturer.
Scope: Manufacturer's advertisement.
Contents: Describes manufacturer's expertise in ball bearings. Details various uses in aircraft.
"Menasco Aircraft Engines" [Technical Sales Brochure], 1935-04
Document Type: Technical Sales Brochure
Authority: Manufacturer (authoritative reference)
Contents consist of detailed information regarding 5 Menasco in-line, air-cooled, inverted aircraft engines: B4 (95 h.p.), C4 (125 h.p.), B6 (160 h.p.), C4S (150 h.p.), and the B6S (200 h.p.). Each engine is covered in 4 color-coded pages which include descriptions of each engine, technical specifications, black and white photographs and example installation drawings.
"Prices for Wind Tunnel Tests at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, December 1, 1921", 1921-12-01
Skyvan [Short Brothers marketing film], Circa 1965-1967, 38538
"The 'Bristol' Bulldog All-Steel Single-Seater Fighter" [Bristol Aeroplane Co. sales brochure], Circa 1927 to early 1930s
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"The New Douglas DC-6C Convertible Combination Cargo Coach" [Sales pamphlet], 1958
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