United Tractor & Equipment Co. of Chicago NEW Sign 24×30″ USA STEEL XL Size
Rick united tractor 2. This sign has a high quality baked on gloss finish. There are more ads and 1000 categories of contemporary collectibles. made of durable steel. Big enough to stand out on your barn wall -.
Otto Gasoline Engines of Philadelphia NEW Metal Sign: 12×16″ Large Size
Sign is crafted of aircraft grade quality aluminum. Great coloration in the sign.
Large Original 1951 US Royal (Uniroyal) Tractor Tires Print Ad. 13 x 10 in.
Original 1951 US Royal (Uniroyal) Tractor Tires Print Ad Large full-page ad. Nice shape. Nice color. Measures 13-7/16 inches x 10-7/16 inches. (Original advertisement does not have the Lime Valley Engine Works watermark as seen in photo) Message if you would like multiple items and wish to bundle/combine shipping. Thanks for looking! (Also for sale locally; this listing will be deleted immediately upon local sale.)
1920 Chuse Engines of Mattoon, Illinois NEW Metal Sign: 12×16″ Large Size
Sign is crafted of aircraft grade quality aluminum. Great coloration in the sign.
Vintage New Carlisle Tractor Ohio Large Embroidered Patch Sign
Large embroidered patch for the old New Carlisle Tractor in Ohio. Vintage original, not a reproduction. Big patch for the back of a jacket.
25 Large Vtg New Holland Baler Digital Watch Face NOS Craft Advertising
NOS watch faces 25 – New Holland Baler advertising for digital watch, see photos. (Lot 44) there is some dust on the backing from sitting around, see photos.
National Stockman and Farmer large size magazine many horse illustrations + ads
Size 9″ x 12 7/8″. 14 2 sided pages + front and back covers. Many, many interesting ads + news. Catalogue numbers values are from Scott.
Farm Bureau Gloves Work Chore Leather Farming Gray Size Large Heavy Duty ADV AG
LARGE VINTAGE AGSTAR CASTLE FARM BUILDINGS FOR HOGS, PIGS, CALVES PAPER SIGN
35 »X22 » FOLDED PAPER SIGN IN NICE USED COND. PAYMENT DUE IN 3 DAYSTHANK YOU
1903 Large Hay Crops George M Clark Higganum CT Antique Farm Equipment
On the Farm of George M. Clark, Higganum, Connecticut, 1903.