Sin Agricultura, no hay alimentos.
Note: This is for the magazine ad only, not the actual product being advertised. The Ad Pictured Is the Ad You Will Be Receiving, No Scans, No Copies. No copies, reprints or reproductions of any kind.
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1965 Vintage Caterpillar Service School Watch Fob – Very Rare With Strap Marked ROGER J Glass Y252 1965 Province this piece is from an antique shop in Virginia.
Good condition.
1965 CASE 430 & 530 TRACTORS. IN THAT INSTANCE I RESEARCH ON THE INTERNET AS BEST AS I CAN. YOU ARE BUYING THE SINGLE PRINT AD IN THE PICTURE ABOVE, NOT A MAGAZINE OR THE ITEM IN THE AD.
Taken from 1965 edition of Look. Note: This is for the magazine ad only, not the actual product being advertised. The Ad Pictured Is the Ad You Will Be Receiving, No Scans, No Copies.
Brochure is about 8.5″ x 10.5″ with about 12 pages total. Vg condition.
The Vintage Pioneer Brand Hybrid Seed Sign is a collectible advertising piece from 1965. This original sign features a multi-color design with a theme centered around agriculture. Made by Pioneer, a reputable brand in the seed and feed industry, this Masonite field sign hails from the United States, making it a unique and nostalgic piece for collectors interested in vintage agricultural memorabilia. The Sign has never been hung NO PLOT Number / NOS
The product is a vintage John Deere modern farming tractor equipment catalog from 1965. This original brochure, created in the United States, showcases the agricultural theme and features various types of equipment and machinery manufactured by John Deere during that time period. It is a collectible item that would be of interest to enthusiasts of vintage agriculture advertising and fans of the John Deere brand. The brochure provides valuable insights into the farming industry in the mid-1960s and serves as a historical reference for those interested in the evolution of agricultural technology.