I was referring to the 30 series at the time that they were being produced as real tractors. Ertl, Spec Cast and Scale Models came out with dozens of re pops on every make later on when collecting hit a fever pitch, but in the 60s, I don't remember anything but the 930 and 1030. I remember them selling for more than most toy tractors at the time. When the Tractor Supply blue book came, I'd go right to the toys. The narrow front tractors like the Deere 3020, Oliver 1800 and such sold for $2 or so, the wide front Case and Allis Chalmers 190 sold for $2.25-2.50.
Speaking of price, I was reading the other day from a 1936 Oliver Shield magazine that was sent out to dealers, they could buy a case of 12 1/16th toy Oliver 70s for $3.90. Suggested retail price was 50 cents each.
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