1952 Imperial Esso & John Deere P.N. Stupnikoff Saskatchewan Dealer Calendar

A fantastic piece of early Saskatchewan advertising history from 1952, combining several highly collectible names on one original dealer calendar — Imperial Oil / Esso, John Deere, Dodge and DeSoto.

The calendar advertises P. N. Stupnikoff, serving Blaine Lake & Marcelin, Saskatchewan, with Phone 32. The scenic winter image shows the Inn at St. Adèle in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains, making this a great display piece for a collection of Canadian petroleum, farm, automotive or Saskatchewan memorabilia.

A 1965 Saskatchewan business directory still lists P. N. Stupnikoff as the Imperial Oil agent in Blaine Lake, adding excellent local provenance to this piece.

Details

• Original 1952 advertising calendar
• Copyright 1951
• P. N. Stupnikoff
• Blaine Lake & Marcelin, Saskatchewan
• Phone 32
• Agent for Imperial Oil Limited
• Esso Service logo
• John Deere Machinery
• Dodge & DeSoto Cars & Trucks
• January and February 1952 calendar page shown
• Scenic image: Inn at St. Adèle, Laurentian Mountains, Quebec
• Great crossover collectible for Saskatchewan, Esso, John Deere and vintage automotive collectors

Condition

Good vintage condition for a piece over 70 years old. Shows age-related toning, creasing, edge wear, small tears/splits and mounting holes. The dealer advertising, Esso logo, photograph and calendar graphics remain strong and very displayable.

Please review all photos closely for exact condition and completeness.

Pickup and Shipping Information

Local pickup in Saskatoon is available by arrangement, and cash is accepted at pickup.

Shipping is available throughout Canada and the United States, calculated at checkout by the total weight of your order (Canada from $5, US from $18 — full rate chart in the shipping policy).

For shipped orders within Canada, payment is by Interac e-Transfer or PayPal. For US orders, payment is by PayPal. US buyers are responsible for any duties, tariffs, taxes, brokerage and import charges.

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