Farmall / McCormick emblems - when?

They didn't start using metal emblems until 1955, with the 300/400 series, and those said McCormick. In 1957, they introduced the 350/450 series, but the emblems didn't change.

That leaves only two other series of tractors with metal Farmall emblems: The '60 series from 1959-1963, and the '06 series from 1963-1967. After that, the metal emblems said INTERNATIONAL on all tractors, and the McCormick name was dropped from the badging on tractors.

I can't get a clear picture in my head of the emblems on '60 or '06 series tractors, but I do remember seeing McCormick. Don't recall seeing International, though I may be wrong.

For the 560 and other '60 series, I believe the emblem was bare aluminum with black lettering.

For the 504 and other '06 series, the emblem was black with white lettering as I recall.

The more I think about this, the more things I'm remembering. Dad had an Super M, a 560 and a 756 when I was little. Grandpa had an 806. I remember looking the four tractors over, comparing differences and similarities, and seeing how IH gradually transitioned from the old to the new. One of the things I seem to recall is how IH transitioned from "McCormick Deering Farmall" to just "International" on the hood.

I think the '06 series is where they started using "McCormick International," in order to transition to the "International" emblems on the 1206 and the '56 series.

Harold H