1932 Blue Print Raymond Bros. REPRINT Impact Pulverizer Co. Chicago , ILL

The 1932 Blue Print Raymond Bros. Impact Pulverizer Co. Chicago, ILL is a rare collectible piece that showcases the agriculture theme in a unique blue color scheme. This vintage advertising material holds historical significance and offers a glimpse into the era of agricultural machinery during the 1930s. Perfect for collectors interested in vintage agriculture artifacts, this piece highlights the impact pulverizer technology of Raymond Bros. in Chicago, Illinois.

Vintage Smiths Sales Service Deutz Tractor Farmer Hat Cap Mesh Arlington Oh Blue

This vintage Deutz tractor farmer hat from Smiths Sales Service is a must-have for any agriculture enthusiast. The blue mesh cap features a colorful design and the Deutz brand name. Its original 1980-90s creation adds to its unique and authentic charm. Perfect for collectors or just as a stylish accessory, this original Deutz hat is a great addition to any wardrobe. Its vibrant colors and classic design make it a perfect conversation starter. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of agricultural history.

Vintage Porcelain Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Posted Sign

Original porcelain-on-steel Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) “Posted” sign manufactured by McMath-Axilrod, Dallas. * Approximately 20” × 10” * Original blue porcelain front with green porcelain reverse * Authentic McMath-Axilrod maker’s mark * Displays well with good gloss and strong color * Shows honest ranch use including scratches, edge chips, and porcelain loss at the upper right corner * No evidence of restoration or repaint A collectible piece of Texas ranching and Western advertising history that would make a great display in a ranch house, barn, or sign collection.

Vintage Porcelain Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Posted Sign

Original porcelain-on-steel Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association (TSCRA) “Posted” sign manufactured by McMath-Axilrod, Dallas. * Approx. 20” × 10” * Original blue porcelain face with green porcelain reverse * Authentic McMath-Axilrod maker’s mark * Excellent gloss and vibrant color * Shows honest ranch use with scratches, edge wear, and several porcelain chips along the bottom edge * Displays very well and has not been restored A desirable piece of Texas ranching and Western advertising history, perfect for collectors of porcelain signs, ranch memorabilia, and Texas antiques.