Posted by Kelly Barnett on December 20, 2015 at 06:46:27 from (192.101.9.6):
I have been adding to my collection of over the years and have a question as it pertains to International Harvester and their, as I would call them, non implement booklets. I do remember seeing an ad that I saw a while back that mentioned the availability of these from IHC. I was wondering how many different ones were actually printed and put out to the general public? It seemed they wanted to try to touch every aspect of farming with these. I can see their logic in that if they were seen as the company that would look out for the farmer, they might be able to get a more loyal customer base in the long run. Kind of a well help you if you help us thing. These are 15 of them that I have in my collection. I do have one duplicate with the "Soil" topic one. Well, if you don't count the two different colored covers on the "Cow" topic. Look forward to hear what others have to say on this.
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