Original winter 1933 issue of The Enterprise, Volume 2, Number 4, with a striking three-color Santa Claus cover, silver-gray circular background, and holly-and-berry borders.
The small format and volume-and-number sequence are consistent with the amateur journals exchanged through organized amateur press associations. The Fossils' history describes paper exchanges as central to amateur journalism. Because this photographed cover gives no editor, publisher, or location, and many unrelated publications used the title The Enterprise, no specific publisher is assigned here.
No exact public eBay listing or sale was located for this issue. A related 1933 commercial-magazine Santa cover is offered on eBay, but it is not a like-for-like amateur journal. The attractive Depression-era Christmas design, clear date, volume and issue designation, and small-press character support interest from Christmas-paper, Santa, graphic-design, and amateur-journalism collectors.
Approximately 7.25 x 4.5 inches from the pictured ruler. Light age toning, slight handling ripples, mild edge and corner wear, minor spine wear, and a small upper-right corner crease are visible. The multicolor cover remains bright and cleanly printed. Only the front cover was photographed, so reverse, interior contents, pagination, binding, publisher, place, and completeness were not independently verified. Please inspect the photograph.