Today's pic's

[sdc eastern ia]

About 1/2 way done. Continue?



 

[MoMike]

Please do. I used to have a lot of Oliver brochures from the late '60's and early 70's but with moving several times since then they have dissappeared.
 

[J. Schwiebert]

This is more LP always. Please notice he difference in the air inake on the 25 combine and the different Oliver decal.According to the people I used to work with that picture as well as several others in that piece of literature were taken by Oliver at one of our customers farms. The combine is the first year I think it was one of the first 20 model combines. I might have the serial number yet soe where. The owner and the combine are both gone. The trees in the background are at the edge of the Mauee river.
 

[Larry NEIL]

The more, the better! Thanks fer sharin them with us.
 

[sdc eastern ia]

I was hoping you might shed some insight on these pictures. Thank you
 

[Broke again]

We used to have one just like that 430. Seems like I remember it having a four digit model number though for some reason. I think it was a rice model as it had the big tires on it and steel tines on the reel bats. We also had a 4296 moline as well at that time. Both machines had the straight six chrysler. Both have since met the scrapper.
 

[J.Wondergem]

I also think they are interesting. Keep them coming, and Thank you.