Pre '30 - Signs, Lithographs, and Memorabilia - 2022
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Lot 500: Dreyfuss John Deere Statue
A rare piece of John Deere History! A life size statue of the leaping deer that were displayed at prominent John Deere offices and branch houses. The earlier "stag " deer was replaced later by the more modern version of the deer jumping over the log. These new deer were designed by Henry Dreyfuss according to many seasoned collectors, presumably at the same time he was doing so much tractor design work for John Deere. Exceedingly rare and a real piece of history! Antler tip break on the left side, could be repaired.
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High bidder:877
$20,300.00
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Lot 501: John Deere Plow Print
Great John Deere stag on the hill lithograph in John Deere Plow original frame. Massive stag standing on the hill where John Deere's home "Over Look " was located protecting the factory on the right hand side in the background, while the sulky plow is turning the soil on the left side. C - 1890's. A true piece of John Deere history! All original! measures 38.5 x 30.5 inches framed.
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High bidder:992
$7,000.00
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Lot 502: John Deere buggy print
John Deere stag and buggy chromolithograph. Circa 1890's featuring the leaping stag pulling a buggy/carriage. John Deere factory depicted in the background. Issued by the John Deere plow company of Kansas City in the right corner, hard variation to find. Great color and detail. 100 % original! One of the finest examples know. Still has the original brass tag on the frame, "Deere vehicle's are alright". Frame measures 31-1/2 " by 21-1/2 "
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High bidder:167
$4,850.00
Bids:1
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Lot 503: John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SSP Sign
24 " x 72 " w/4-legged deer over log, mfg. by The Burdick Enamel Sign Co. Chicago, few loss spots around mounting holes and to field, some touch up.
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High bidder:593
$5,200.00
Bids:1
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Lot 504: John Deere Farm Implements SSP Sign
24" x 72" w/3-legged deer over log, mfg. by Veribrite Signs; has perimeter repainted loss spots and small hole to center
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High bidder:593
$8,500.00
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Lot 505: John Deere Quality Farm Equipment SSP Sign
24 " x 72 " mfg. by Burdick Chicago; has 2-repainted spots
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High bidder:366
$3,650.00
Bids:1
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Lot 506: John Deere 4-Legged Deer SST "Bubble" Sign
self-framed 42" x 58" mfg. by Grace Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo.; has loss to perimeter and few holes and rust staining to field
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High bidder:451
$2,450.00
Bids:1
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Lot 507: French Deering Tracteurs Agricoles Chromolithograph Print
46 1/8" x 61 1/2" mounted on archival canvas, printed by H. Brun, Paris and has tax stamp, text features 10-20 and 15-30 tractors, contains action pictures of plowing and running binder; very good color w/some creasing and few tears
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High bidder:52
$2,150.00
Bids:1
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Lot 508: Cletrac (The Cleveland Tractor Co.) lighter/paperweight
mfg. by The Art Metal Works, 5 3/4 " L x 4 1/4 " T x 3 1/4 " W; has some paint loss to seat bracket, few marks from lighter to top of hood, and needs light cleaning
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High bidder:100
$2,850.00
Bids:1
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Lot 509: Caterpillar Crawler w/Driver on Globe Desk Display/Paperweight
Reg U.S. Pat 065 embossed on back under embossed Caterpillar, 5 1/2 " L x 5 3/4 " T x 5 1/4 " W; has very small (pinhole) damage spot to back and needs some light cleaning
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High bidder:266
$2,450.00
Bids:1
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Lot 510: Old Hickory Wagons 1880s huge lithograph in factory frame featuring Andrew Jackson at the Battle of New Orleans, from President's Office of the Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Louisville, KY.
Historic huge lithograph advertising the "Old Hickory " wagons manufactured by the Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Co of Louisville, Kentucky. The Old Hickory wagon line was named after President Andrew Jackson. Jackson’s toughness and determination reminded his troops of a firmly rooted Hickory tree, earning him the nickname"Old Hickory ".
This lithograph depicts The Battle of New Orleans, where The United States achieved its greatest land victory of the War of 1812. The battle thwarted a British effort to gain control of a critical American port and elevated General Andrew Jackson to national fame. The British gambled and lost on a forward attack against American forces, dug into a fortified mud and cotton bale earthworks on the east bank of the Mississippi at Chalmette Plantation. British casualties far outnumbered those of the Americans. Jackson's victory set him on course to become the 7th President of the United States.
The lithograph shows Andrew Jackson on horseback commanding preparations for the battle with an Old Hickory wagon delivering cotton bales to the front line for fortification. The litho also depicts the diversity of the army assembled by Jackson, consisting of Tennessee and Kentucky frontiersmen, Louisiana militia, New Orleans businessmen, Free Men of Color, Choctaw Indians, sailors, marines, and United States troops.
This litho in a "self-framed " painted wood frame came from the President's Office of the Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Company. It may have been created on special commission, no other copies are known to exist. Measuring 30 " x 40 " framed, it is truly impressive in size, color and detail. Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., one of the very best lithographers of the late 1800s. This is certainly one of their finest lithos and one of the very top few farm wagon advertising lithographs known to exist!
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High bidder:1061
$45,500.00
Bids:1
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Lot 511: International Harvester IHC McCormick Deering Farm Machines NOS Smaltz Sign 120x30
NOS International Harvester (IHC) McCormick Deering Farm Machines smaltz on tin sign. Measures 30 " x 120 ", removed from original shipping crate, day 1 color, amazing smaltz sparkle that you don't find on most signs that have been weathered, one scratch across bottom right from storage
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High bidder:1036
$13,300.00
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Lot 512: Advance - Rumely Power Farming Machinery Smaltz Sign
Rare Advance-Rumely Power Farming Machinery smaltz on tin sign. Measures 20 " x 75 ", solid clean frame, general wear primarily to outer edges. Very few original signs have survived for the Rumely Oil Pull tractors and farm machinery!
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High bidder:449
$16,000.00
Bids:1
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Lot 513: J.I. Case Cast Iron Eagle Statue
Older restoration and repaint that still displays well. A light mix of colors were used to enhance the textured cast iron features of the face, neck, body and feet that set this statue apart from many other basic repaints. Has some welding repair to the base of the globe/stand.
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High bidder:593
$8,100.00
Bids:1
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Lot 514: Early International Harvester Co. (IHC) Ornate Battery Box
Believe this to be a vintage tool/battery box for an early International Harvester Co. (IHC) gas engine or tractor. Measures roughly 16" L x 8" W x 7" T. Appears to be an early version of the IHC logo on the lid along with dark red, gold and black colors that were used on the early gas engines circa 1904 to 1906. Has hole cut into one end, likely for running wires to the engine. Lid is cracked, but held together. Very ornate pin-stripping!
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High bidder:294
$430.00
Bids:1
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Lot 515: Advance Rumely Oil Pull Tractor Bronze Paperweight
Very nice original bronze paperweight of an OilPull tractor manufactured by the Advance-Rumely Company of LaPorte, Indiana. Has the seat and steering wheel (often broken off) and great patina!
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High bidder:1099
$1,750.00
Bids:1
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Lot 516: J.I. Case Plow Co. Early Sulky Plow 1800s Large Lithograph
Circa 1870s/80s chromolithograph for the J.I. Case Plow Co. of Racine, Wisconsin. In 1878, the separate plow company Jerome Increase Case started was renamed the J.I. Case Plow Co. In 1884 it was renamed again as J.I. Case Plow Works, dating this litho from 1878 to 1884.
Features 3 horses pulling a man operating a Case sulky plow with illustration of J.I. Case himself in lower corner. Litho exhibits superb artistry with an amazing array of colors and detail from the horses and sulky plow to the flowers and trees and lettering. Without question, one of the earliest and finest surviving plow lithographs and J.I. Case advertisements.
Litho by Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., one of the very best lithographers of the late 1800s. Measures 30 " x 36 " framed in a wonderful period walnut frame. Contains original registration marks.
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High bidder:449
$25,500.00
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Lot 517: Russell & Co. "Massillon" 1876 Large Steam Engine Lithograph
1876 "Massillon " chromolithograph for the Russell & Co. of Massillon, Ohio. Advertises their portable steam engines, horse powers, threshing machines and clover hullers with incredible illustrations of each.
This Shober litho is lithography at its absolute finest. The detail and color in the farm machinery, farming scenes, lettering and borders is amazing. Every inch is covered and all masterfully woven together to create a visually stunning image. One of the earliest, largest and finest steam engine lithographs every made. This example is in excellent condition with great original color.
Measures 30 " x 36 " framed in a wonderful period walnut frame. Contains original registration marks. Litho by Chas Shober & Co Proprietors of Chicago Lith.Co. Shober took over the management of the Chicago Lithographing Company after the great fire of 1871 with Louis Kurtz and Edward Carqueville. In 1876 Kurtz left and Shober & Carqueville was established.
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High bidder:449
$5,700.00
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Lot 518: Warder, Busnell & Glessner Champion Harvester & Binder 1880s Lithograph
1880s chromolithograph for the Campion Harvester and Binder manufactured by Warder, Bushnell & Glessner of Springfield, Ohio and Chicago, Illinois. Features a "Champion " knight on his horse leading his army into battle. A gold mirror / frame surrounds an illustration of the Champion Light Binder harvesting the fields.
This Shober litho is a true masterpiece with its unique medieval knight theme, creative gold frame that emphasizes the farming scene and machinery, the different font styles used for each lettering and great detail in the flowers surround the frame. On top of that, the colors are vibrant and jump off the page. It is one of the very best surviving horse drawn farm equipment lithographs.
This litho is in excellent mint condition with original registration marks. It is amazing that it has survived all these years in this condition. Measures 26 " x 32 " framed. Litho by Shober & Carqueville Lith. Co Chicago. Shober & Carqueville was established in 1876. An exact black and white copy of the Champion Light Binder illustration from this litho is printed in an 1888 Warder catalog.
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High bidder:775
$3,650.00
Bids:1
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Lot 519: Grand Detour Plow Co. Sukly Plows 1880s Large Lithograph
1880s chromolithograph for the Grand Detour Plow Co. of Dixon, Illinois. Litho notes company was Established in 1837 and Incorporated in 1879, dating this advertising to sometime after 1879. In 1843, Leonard Andrus and John Deere established Andrus & Deere Co. in Grand Detour, Ill. They went their separate ways in 1848 and Andrus continued to operate in Grand Detour. In 1919, the Grand Detour Plow Co. was sold to J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co.
Features 3 horses pulling a man on a Grand Detour sulky plow with illustrations of their walking plow and cultivator in the lower corners. Litho exhibits superb artistry in color and details. Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., one of the very best lithographers of the late 1800s. Measures 27 " x 33 " framed. Believed to be the only surviving example.
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High bidder:186
$27,000.00
Bids:1
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Lot 520: G. Westinghouse Co. Steam Engines & Threshing Machines 1800s Large Lithograph
Huge circa 1870s/1880s lithograph for the G. Westinghouse & Co. of Schenectady, N.Y. Manufacturers of the the Celebrated Westinghouse Grain & Clover Threshing Machines, Agricultural Engines and Horse Powers.
Features wonderful illustrations of the Westinghouse factory with train loading machinery, portable steam engine belted to threshing machine, a threshing rig with a "traction " steam engine, and two types of horse powered threshing machines.
Superb artistry, detail and color in a large litho measuring 27 " x 35 " framed. Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., one of the very best lithographers of the late 1800s.
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High bidder:449
$4,950.00
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Lot 521: C. Aultman Co. 1800s Steam Threshing Machinery Lithograph`
Stunning large 1870s/80s lithograph for the Steam Threshing Machinery manufactured by the C. Aultman Co of Canton, Ohio. Advertises their Canton Monitor Engine, Monitor Road Engine with Tank and Sweep Stakes Thresher and their Miller's New Model Vibrating Thresher. Features very large and detailed color illustrations of their machinery with detailed backdrops and the most ornate lettering.
Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y., one of the very best lithographers of the late 1800s. Framed in a beautiful period frame measuring 28 " x 34 ".
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High bidder:449
$4,250.00
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Lot 522: 1800's C. Aultman Co. "Book" Steam Engines Chromolithograph Print
Original lithograph for the C. Aultman & Co. of Canton, Ohio. Features the C. Aultman Canton Moniotr portable engine, the Monitor traction engine, and Miller's New Model vibrating thresher.
This Shober litho utilizes a very creative pages of a book concept to highlight the Aultman farm machinery. The solid black background is also unique to this time period and causes the book and lettering to literally jump of the page. Litho retains its original registration marks.
Measures 26 " x 35 " in a wonderful period walnut frame. Litho by Shober & Carqueville Lith. Co Chicago, one of the very best lithographs of the day.
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High bidder:449
$3,550.00
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Lot 523: Advance "Banner Boy" Threshers & Engines 1800s Lithograph
Beautiful large late 1800s paper chromolithograph for the Advance Threshers and Engines manufactured by the Advance Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan. Features the Advance Banner Boy trade mark climbing a mountain with valley and farm in the background. Stunning color and detail, second to none! Measures 21.5 " x 30.5 ".
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High bidder:1100
$1,950.00
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Lot 524: J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co 1890s Tri-Panel Lithograph
1890s lithograph for the J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co. of Racine, Wisconsin. Features 3 large panel illustrations of the Ironsides Agitator Separator, Case Factory, and Friction Clutch Center Crank Traction steam engine. Measures 19 " x 28 " framed. Litho by The Orcutt Company of Chicago, Illinois. Orcutt made all of J.I. Case's lithographs in the late 1800s. This litho is one of the hardest to find in comparison to the center-crank yard long and Old Abe eagle on tree lithographs.
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High bidder:449
$2,750.00
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Lot 525: J.I. Case Large 3' x 5' Canvas Banner
Original large banner for the J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co. of Racine, Wis. These banners have been seen in vintage photographs at the J.I. Case factory, offices, rail yards and agriculture machinery fairs. The banners were hung from the Case farm machinery and on the sides of the famous Case steam engine / tractor climbing hill demonstration platform.
Banner measures roughly 34 " X 58 ". It has been restored and mounted to linen for preservation. Frame measures 41 " x 65 ". It is likely very few of these large fragile cloth banners survived all these years!
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High bidder:1016
$5,100.00
Bids:1
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Lot 526: J.I. Case Eagle Tin Lithograph Sign
Tin lithograph for the J.I. Case Threshing Machinery Co. of Racine, Wisconsin. Featuring their trade mark "Old Abe " eagle on the world globe. The eagle and globe feature very detailed embossing such that you can feel the individual feathers, feet, claws and lettering. Combined with stunning color give it a 3d like effect. Tin litho by Norton Bros. of Chicago, Illinois. Measures 23 " x 31 " in a contemporary frame. One of the most impressive tin lithographs of the era! Moderate paint chipping, primarily to left side of the image. Still displays excellent! A tough sign to find in any condition!
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High bidder:1132
$2,900.00
Bids:1
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Lot 527: The Fairbanks Co. Gas Engines Tin Tacker Sign
Rare tin taker sign for The Fairbanks Co. Gas Engines. The Fairbanks company sold engines manufactured by other companies under their own brand name. Sign advertises 10 types of stationary and marine engines for all fuels, all purposes, and all sizes. Includes detailed illustrations of the Fairbanks "Field " cam-stopper side-shaft gas engine and "Bates & Edmonds " 1 and 2 cylinder vertical engines plus more. Much of the sign is embossed including 'Gas Engines ", "The Fairbanks Co ", the rectangle panels with the engine illustrations, the border, and the address bar on the bottom. Measures 13 3/4 x 19 3/4. Has wear including paint chips and scratches primarily to the border and cobalt blue background. Still displays very well.
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High bidder:366
$5,100.00
Bids:1
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Lot 528: IHC Bettendorf Wagons Lithograph
1910s lithograph for the New Bettendorf Steel Gear Wagons manufactured by the International Harvester Company of Chicago, Illinois. Litho depicts a team of horses easily pulling a New Bettendorf wagon load up the hill while another wagon has broke down back in the distance. Shows excellent original color and displayed in an attractive period frame measuring roughly 26 " x 32 "
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High bidder:449
$5,800.00
Bids:1
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Lot 529: A.W. Stevens & Son Threshers Engines French Burr Mills
Circa 1880s lithograph for the A. W. Stevens & Son. Of Auburn, N.Y. Advertises their Threshers, Engines and French Buhr Mills. Features large detailed illustrations of their farm machinery and factory. Great color and detail throughout. Measures 26 " x 32 " framed. Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y.
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High bidder:31
$1,250.00
Bids:1
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Lot 530: Aultman & Taylor Bevel Gear Steam Engine Litho #1 Earlier Version
Believe this is the earlier or first version of The Aultman & Taylor Machinery Co. lithograph. Features the Eurka and Hercules Aultman-Taylor steam traction engines, the early Dixie thresher, saws and horse powers. Very nice large illustrations with great detail and original color. Measures 19 " x 28 " framed. Litho by The Winters Art Litho Co. of Springfield, Ohio.
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High bidder:426
$750.00
Bids:1
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Lot 531: Aultman & Taylor Bevel Gear Steam Engine Litho #2
Believe this is the second or later version of The Aultman & Taylor Machinery Co. lithograph. Features the Eurka and Hercules Aultman-Taylor steam traction engines, the newer Columbia threshing machine. Very nice large illustrations with very rich original color. Have not seen this version before! Measures 20 " x 31 " framed.
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High bidder:449
$1,400.00
Bids:1
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Lot 532: Griffin & Wedge 1871 Steam Engine Lithograph
Measures 21.5 " x 31.5 " framed.
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High bidder:449
$1,800.00
Bids:1
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Lot 533: Brown's Corn Planter Works Lithograph
Original circa 1870s printer's proof litho for Brown's Corn Planter Works and The Celebrated Illinois Corn Planter manufactured by Geo. W. Brown of Galesburg, IL. Features Brown's 2 man check row planter, drill planter and plow works factory. Brown started producing corn planters in the 1950s and in 1974, the Supreme Court declared Brown the inventor of the corn planter. His two man check row planter was unique in that it required a 2nd individual to operate the drop lever as it passed over check crossings made in the field while the primary operator steered the planter. The "32 " in the upper corner indicates this was a printer's proof used in developing and aligning the litho. In 1880, the firm was reorganized as Geo. Brown & Co. Measures 26 " x 22 " framed in a wonderful period frame. Litho by Chicago Lithographing Co.
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High bidder:326
$460.00
Bids:1
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Lot 534: Parrot Tractor Co. Poster
Very large poster for the 12-25 Parrett Tractors manufactured by the Parrett Tractor Co. of Chicago, IL. The 12-25 Parrett tractor was manufactured from about 1918 to 1920. Features huge detailed illustrations, all the specifications and even the price tag of $1190, which appears to be a later added discount price sticker. Measures 30 " x 42 " framed.
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High bidder:512
$500.00
Bids:1
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Lot 535: Heider Tractors Catalog Cover Printers Proof Lithograph
Original printer's proof of a catalog cover for the Heider 9-16 and 12-20 Tractors manufactured by the Rock Island Plow Co. Has registration marks and holes on the middle of all sides. Printer would have aligned and printed this test cover before printing a series of actual catalog covers. Measures 16 " x 22 " framed. Excellent condition!
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High bidder:1132
$260.00
Bids:1
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Lot 536: J. W. Stoaddard 1881 Calendar Lithograph
1881 calendar lithograph for the J.W. Soddard & Co. of Dayton, Ohio. Features the Tiger Self-Operating Hay Rake and Triumpth Graind Drill and Broad Cast Seeder. Measures 16 " x 20 " framed. Litho by Gies & Co. of Buffalo N.Y. Another wonderful example of their work with incredible color and detail encompassing every inch of this litho.
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High bidder:459
$650.00
Bids:1
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Lot 537: C. Aultman & Co. Buckeye 1883 Calendar Lithograph
Large 1883 calendar lithograph for the Buckeye harvesting machines manufactured by the C. Aultman & Co. of Canton, Ohio. Features illustrations of the Canton Reaper and Buckeye Dropper, Mower, and Table Rakes with an impressive stag in the center. Measures 26 " x 32 ". Litho by Mayer, Merkel & Ottoman Litho of N.Y.
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High bidder:16
$675.00
Bids:1
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Lot 538: Frazer Axle Grease Lithograph
Large litho for the Frazer Axle Grease manufactured by the Frazer Lubricator Co. of Chicago, New York and St. Louis. Mentions highest awards at the Centennial (1876) & Paris (1900) Expositions. Measures 24 " x 31 " framed.
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High bidder:16
$410.00
Bids:1
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Lot 539: International Harvester IH Trucks NOS Banner
Large banner for the "New " International Trucks with IH Built and IH Proved signs. Measures 36 " x 120 ". Nice NOS unused condition with some staining to far left side. Has approximately a 4 inch tear on the upper right side.
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High bidder:935
$650.00
Bids:1
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Lot 540: French Moteur Ceres J DE BUCY Motor Engine Poster
Large vintage French poster for the Moteur Ceres manufactured by Joseph de Bucy, located in the municipality of Bar-sur- Aube. Measures 63 x 47 inches and is mounted on linen.
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High bidder:279
$250.00
Bids:1
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Lot 541: Moteurs CL Industriels et Agricoles French Gas Engine Lithograph
Original french poster for the Moteurs "Le Robuste ". Measures 20 " x 26 " framed
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High bidder:279
$400.00
Bids:1
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Lot 542: Mobiloil Caterpillar Crawler Tractor Plow Cardboard Sign
Heavy cardboard sign advertising the new Mobiloil, the World's Quality Oil. Features a crawler tractor pulling a gang plow. Might have been cut down from a larger advertisement, but the illustration and key text is all there. A fair amount of wear to include cracks staining, bin holes and edge wear. Displays nicely with black frame.
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High bidder:1040
$750.00
Bids:1
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Lot 543: 1910 Deering Flower Girl Litho
Original lithograph for the Deering binders manufactured by the International Harvester Company. Features young female with parsoal picking flowers with horse drawn deering binder in the background. Has Copyright 1910 by American Lithographic Co. N.Y. in bottom center. Has artist signature and "Paris 1910 " in lower left. Beautify colors and detail. Measures 17 " x 21 ".
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High bidder:382
$875.00
Bids:1
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Lot 544: Buffalo Pitts Co. Celluloid Match Safe
Superb original match safe for the Buffalo Pitts Company of Buffalo, NY. Manufacturer of steam engines, tractors, threshing machines and other machinery. Made by The Whitehead & Hoag Co of Newark, N.J. Celluoid is in excellent condition.
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High bidder:807
$380.00
Bids:1
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Lot 545: Fairbanks-Morse Engines Wood Display Stand / Holder
Original wood display stand or holder for the Fairbanks Morse & Co. advertising their Engines, Pumps, Motors, RR Supplies, Machine Tools. Maybe held large business trade cards, small brochures, pens? Stamped "HR " stamped on bottom along with Made byWilson Menhndex Co. Rochester NY USA. Nice slanted design with dovetail construction and nice label on front in gold red and black.
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High bidder:294
$440.00
Bids:1
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Lot 546: Best Tractors sales booklet
64-pages w/embossed front cover from Cousins Tractor Co. Hanford, Cal., features Model 30 and Model 60 tractors, numerous black & white pictures and 5-centerfold action pictures; booklet has small stain to 1st 28-pages and last 2-pages and 1 1/2" tear to binding edge
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High bidder:449
$1,850.00
Bids:1
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Lot 547: C. Aultman Tri-fold Brochure with ornate Lithograph
Early 3 panel advertising brochure for the C. Aultman & Co. of Canton, Ohio. Features neat lithograph of woman holding mirror with the Canton Monitor steam traction engine and another portable engine in the background. Fabulous color and details. Litho by The Krebs Litho Co. Cin. 3 panels on rear provide details and testimonials on the Canton Monitor Engine and Miller's New Model Vibrating Thresher.
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High bidder:1060
$55.00
Bids:1
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Lot 548: 1929 J.I. Case Power Farming Machinery Calendar
1929 calendar advertisement for the Case Power Farming Machinery. Features wilderness image by De Forest and full calendar pad. Excellent NOS condition. Measures 10 " x 17 ".
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High bidder:933
$270.00
Bids:1
Bidding complete