Trying to complete the collection.

To my knowledge, the Associated Oil booklets/schedules ran from 1925-1959.

I, unfortunately, have no knowledge pertaining to the length of time Seaside produced theirs as I have seen only 1.

Currently, I own Associated's 1928, 1931-1952 and 1956. Therefore, I want to buy 1925-1927, 1929, 1930, 1953-1955 and 1957-1959. If anyone wants to see pictures of the ones I have, I am happy to share as they are some of my favorite smalls.

I would like to also purchase any Seaside Oil Co. booklets as I have yet to obtain a single one.

Do the Associated ones look like a little fan about 5" tall?
It might be a good idea to post some pictures of what you are looking for.

Here are mine. The ones I own are from 1928 to 1956 (minus 1930, '31, '32 and 1942.. there were no schedules printed during '43 and '44)

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Believe it or not Bob, they did print them during 1943 and 1944, I will post a photo so you can check them out. I figured all war years went unprinted until I recently stumbled on a collection from an Associated Oil higher-up. What is the large football one between '28 and '33, I have never seen that before. And I can't believe you landed those two baseball programs! I have been trying to find those for some time, too cool.

And here is the only Seaside booklet I came across and, unfortunately, it's only a scan from Getty.

Strange, I read in an Associated Oil Newsletter that the Company was suspending items like maps, football schedules and the like...During WWII...

The long one is from 1929..

That is strange. I wish I had more info on them, but they definitely check out. The ads are all about supporting the war - my favorite advocates the "citizen soldier" - and the schedules all are correct. For all I know, they may never have been given away and sat in storage somewhere. I wish the individual was alive who owned them, but he has long since passed.

Bob,
I rarely thumb through these as my fat fingers and occasional clumsiness lead to a tear here and a tear there so this may be a guess, but to my knowledge these are the only "fold-out" booklets. Less paper used to make them screams "rationing" to me, but I am not sure off the top of my head if paper was rationed like other resources. Take a look:

And my apologies for not originally including the pictures, Husky, that was my bad. Yes they are about 5". From 1933-1959 they measured a bit over 4.5" by a bit under 3". Before 1933, it appears each year varied as you can see by mine and Bob's photos. Bob's 1929 is the only map-sized one I have seen, but this thread may be the most Associated Football booklets in one spot, haha. I have no clue what the sizes of 1925, 1926, 1927, or 1930 are.

Here is the Schedule, Huskybob was describing.

From 1930 and imo, has a very unique shape and message:

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On one side it lists the Teams of the Western Conference, for those looking for their Team:

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On the other side, it lists the Games being played by the Date, with there location: (in case one didn't have a specific Team they rooted for, but just wanted to watch in person or wanted to listen to a Game(s) on the Radio)

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And lastly, the Schedule fills an empty spot in my "collection"...

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Thats awesome! I can't say I knew they existed, definitely a unique message, a bit of a pun. So is that the schedulet for 1930, or was that a secondary schedule to a booklet? Always learnimg something new from your collection.

Until; you, AL or myself find a 1930 schedule I can't be sure? After looking at my 1929 "Large Map' of a schedule.. I believe that someone decided to "micro-size" what seemed to be getting away from Associated....

My 1929; Schedule when unfolded completely is 2' wide x 9" tall.

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Still looking.

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