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SKU CAT-M4-L879 Sportmart • October 1987 promotion WEST LOS ANGELES—GRAND OPENING
This Sportmart West Los Angeles grand-opening circular turns a local store launch into an 8-page piece of Southern California retail history. The cover promotes grand-opening events and prizes, while the interior supplies the sporting-goods world that brought shoppers through the doors.
The promotion ran around October 24–27, 1987; the exact newspaper publication day is not printed clearly enough to state. Bicycles, tennis rackets, footwear, exercise equipment, apparel, store-location information, and sweepstakes material make this far more event-specific than a routine sale insert.
What Filled the Store
- Documents the West Los Angeles grand opening
- Advertises events and promotions for October 24–27, 1987
- Contains 8 pages
- Features bicycles, tennis, footwear, fitness, apparel and sporting goods
- Measures approximately 11 x 12.5 inches
Game-Time Condition
Good vintage newspaper-insert condition with normal fold, edge and corner wear, minor page curl, and handling marks. The grand-opening advertising remains readable.
Item Specifics BrandSportmartType of AdvertisingGrand-opening newspaper circularDate of CreationOctober 1987 Los Angeles Grand Opening & Sporting GoodsFormatGrand-opening newspaper circularPages8 pagesSizeApproximately 11 x 12.5 inchesLanguageEnglishColorMulticolor Shipping & Buyer Confidence
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