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ORIGINAL 1907 Farmer’s Favorite Grain Drills Farm Implement Advertising

Check out our other hundreds of Farm & Implement Advertisings! You are bidding on an ORIGINAL 1907 Farmer’s Favorite Grain Drills Farm Implement Advertising of Macedon, New York. Measurements: 5 3/4” x 8” Source: 1907 Millard’s Implement Directory – Kansas City, MO. – Vol. XXI Could easily be enlarged to poster size. Please see pictures for further details! Lot 239+

1921 Repair List Farmers Favorite Drill American Seeding Machine Springfield OH

1921 Repair List – Illustrated – The Farmers’ Favorite Grain Grill – 2-Horse and Larger – 1909 To DatePublished by The American Seeding Machine Company – Springfield, OhioIssued March 1st, 1921Includes parts list as well as black and white illustrations.Soft cover, measuring 7-1/2 inches X 10-3/4 inches, containing 119 pages.Buyer pays shipping of $4.95 which includes secure packaging and tracking information.We accept PayPal, Master Card, Visa, Discover, American Express and Google Pay.Feel free to email with any questions or to request additional images of this item.Check out our other auctions and items in our eBay Store. We happily combine shipping with multiple purchases. Please wait for us to send you an invoice that reflects the combined shipping charges prior to making payment.Bid with confidence, we ship quickly, securely and guarantee your satisfaction.Check out the many other Victorian Advertising Trade Cards in our eBay Store! Lots listed now, and LOTS more to come!We add listings every day! Mark us as a favorite shop and check back often!

FARMERS FAVORITE Grain Drill Sales Brochure Pamphlet American Seeding Machine Co

This is an original sales brochure/pamphlet from the American Seeding Machine Company for their Farmers’ Favorite grain drills. It is fresh from an old collector’s estate. It measures about 3 1/4 x 6 inches and unfolds to 6 x 26 inches. It has great illustrations and details about their grain drills. It is in good condition with some minor wear as can be seen but is still a great reference piece. It would be a great addition to your early agricultural advertising collection! I can’t imagine many of these being alive anymore after surviving the temptation of the wood stove. The pictures tell the story. You’ll like it. I can be reached at 262 573 193 1 if you’d like to talk about it. Good Luck.