Thresherman J.I. Case

[Wingnut]

This is an old document I am trying to save it the acid in the paper is destroying it, I don't know the age, but its rare.

[Wingnut]

Very Rare

[Wingnut]

Steamer are a little limited here

[Wingnut]

:fing32:

[Wingnut]

Thats it :thThumbsU

[Wingnut]

You got to love the front cover the man is able to sock money away from ordering from CASE

[AcreFarm]

Thanks for that post :fing32:
I love reading those old ads and catalogs

[mbkerk]

Great post wing! If you need help taking care of that piece, you can mail it to me and I will be sure it gets the best care possible!

I am going to steer a friend to this thread and see if he has any information on it...

[bontai Joe]

As a draftsman of more than 30 years, I always have a deep appreciation for the talent in making the drawings used in these old catalogs. This predates photo offset printing by a few decades, so drawings had to be made. Neat document! I'd check with a library or university conservatory in your area as to the best way to preserve this.

[Edward]

"Bound in silk cloth"!

You won't find many books bound in silk anymore!

[40avery]

Everything you could ever need to repair your steam engine or threshing machine. Was this something that has been in your family or did you pick it up somewhere?

I have a similar tach as in the catalog. It is a starrett though not a Case. Grandpa was an Avery man. Go figure!!

[Wingnut]

It was given to me by a man who I bought some Centaur Books information from; he felt it was too fragile to sell and gave it to me.

[mbkerk]

Everything you could ever need to repair your steam engine or threshing machine. Was this something that has been in your family or did you pick it up somewhere?

I have a similar tach as in the catalog. It is a starrett though not a Case. Grandpa was an Avery man. Go figure!!

I wonder if Mr. Pedersen has this one?