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1934 BLUE RIDGE PLANT CO Greenville SC C.O.D. Price List & Order Form Postcard

Up for bidding is an awesome 1934 BLUE RIDGE PLANT COMPANY PRICE LIST ORDER FORM POSTCARD This postcard is a price list and order form for the Blue Ridge Plant Company in Greenville, SC for the 1934 season. The pamphlet measures 5.5″ x 3.5 x 7″ unfolded. It is in good condition with some browning. The stamp that held the postcard folded is torn; otherwise, no damage and intact, unused. Winning bidder pays exact shipping worldwide. I will combine shipping for multiple items won; just request a total invoice. Payment is due within 7 days of auction ending or item will be relisted. Thank you for bidding and have a wonderful day!

1916 The Deep Tillage Tractor Company advertising postcard

Have done some research, so far nothing on this company, nor where they were located. (Card came out of Kansas)Literature that could be sent was about the Deep Tillage and the Reed Subsoiler, and if you request an actual demonstration of the appliance.Guaranteed genuine as described. Registered APS Dealer. Notes: often I include multiple images of the lot to give the full flavor-the lot description will indicate whether just one or several items are being offered – too, these images are rarely the exact size of the item itself. All auctions will run their full time allotment – any pre-auction closing offers, though appreciated, will be respectfully declined.If you have questions regarding the item, shipping, payment options, etc – please don’t hesitate to ask!Shipping will be combined for multiple purchases. Please note the following for shipments outside the US: on single or combined items totaling over $50, I may require Registration, which would be an additional cost to be added to the invoice total. Kansas residents will automatically have Sales Tax added to their invoice (unless of course, there is a Resale #). Thank you for bidding!

Vintage Harvest-All Parts/Assembly Book & Baughman Farm Equipment Fliers

Vintage Baughman Farm Equipment Fliers and Harvest-All Parts Book/Installation Instructions Items are in usable condition, please see descriptions below and provided photos for any flaws/issues. Harvest-All Unloading Equipment Parts Book & Assembling Instructions: For Model #200 series bunk feeder serial number 4500 and over. Produced for Calhoun Mfg Co Inc in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Front and back show staining/dirt, some page corners are bent and there is some page warping. Pages do showsome age yellowing of paper but very good for the year. Item is missing one binding staple and the other is very rusty but solid. Baughman Farm Equipment Info Fliers: 5 total that were stapled together. Produced for Baughman Mfg Co Inc in Jerseyville, Illinois. Items featuredare Model Q « Hi-speed » Screw Conveyor (Augers), « Farmer’s Special » Disc Type Spreader, Model A-S-K-2 « Self-unloading » truck body, and Model ASM-2 « General Purpose » Conveyor. Pages show wear/creasing, front and back exterior facing sides show some staining. These would be great pieces for your Ag/farm book collection or if you are still using the equipment. I am letting go of some of my agriculture relatedcollection. Paypal payments only within 48 hours of auction end, will ship via cheapest or buyer chosen method. Buyer pays actual shipping only, cheapest shipping will beby USPS media mail. Handling fees included in base price. Item will be well packaged. If buying more than one item, please request a total prior to paying so Ican combine shipping and lower total shipping costs.

Vintage 101 Ideas…To Successful Farming Booklet 1939 E.T. Meredith Publisher

Vintage 101 Ideas…To Successful Farming Booklet 1939. Worn, but wow. Incredibly resourceful information on farming, circa 1930s from the former Secretary Of Agriculture under Harding. Edwin T. Meredith, Iowa, He was succeeded by Henry C. Wallace at the start of Warren G. Harding's administration in 1921, and he returned to publishing. He bought the Dairy Farmer in 1922, and later started Fruit, Garden, and Home, which he later renamed Better Homes and Gardens.