SKU: ADS-M8-T70C
TARGET 2003 • HOLIDAY CONSOLE WALL

Target 2006 Xbox PlayStation 2 GameCube Holiday Gaming 40 Page Circular Ad

40-Page Target Newspaper Circular • December 3–9, 2003

✨ Holiday 2003 Console Wall

At 40 pages, this December 3–9, 2003 Target holiday circular is a substantial gaming-and-toy time capsule built around the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube generation.

🎮 Xbox, PS2 & GameCube Era

Huge 40-page holiday circular with an unusually strong gaming cover featuring original Xbox and PlayStation 2 hardware plus GameCube-era titles and multiple recognizable franchises. The physical collectible is the printed circular itself; consoles, games, toys, electronics, movies and other merchandise pictured in the advertising are not included.

📅 Printed Date

December 3–9, 2003

⭐ Featured Advertising Content

Target, Xbox, PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Pac-Man World 2, Luigi's Mansion, Crash, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Soulcalibur II, Dragon Ball Z, Tony Hawk, The Simpsons.

🔎 Condition

Pre-owned vintage newspaper advertising ephemera with normal age and handling wear, including light edge and corner wear, minor bends/creases, page-edge roughness and surface handling. Please review all photos carefully for exact page, edge, fold and surface condition.

📋 40-Page Details

Brand / PublisherTarget
TypeHoliday newspaper advertising circular
Date of CreationDecember 3–9, 2003
FormatMulti-page newspaper advertising insert
Pages40 pages
SizeApproximately 9 x 11 inches
MaterialPrinted newspaper / circular stock
Original / ReproductionOriginal

📦 Shipping & Care

Free shipping is included, and your item will be packed carefully to help protect it during delivery.

🛡️ Buyer Confidence

You are getting the exact vintage paper item shown. Please review all photos closely for page edges, folds, creases, printed contents and overall condition.

Xbox, PS2 and GameCube holiday shopping all packed into 40 pages—add this 2003 Target circular to your console-generation collection and follow TreasuTiques for more gaming advertising.

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