Literature---1914 Huber Brochure

CraigWis

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Today I have scans out of a reprint of the 1914 Huber Brochure that I have
At that time they made Steam Engines, Gas powerd Tractors and Threshers
They quit building tractors at the start of WWII and after the war they made mostly Construction Equipment. Later became part of Dresser
Here are 10 scans out of 62 pages
 

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Today I have scans out of a reprint of the 1914 Huber Brochure that I have
At that time they made Steam Engines, Gas powerd Tractors and Threshers
They quit building tractors at the start of WWII and after the war they made mostly Construction Equipment. Later became part of Dresser
Here are 10 scans out of 62 pages
Very cool. Thanks for posting.
 
Today I have scans out of a reprint of the 1914 Huber Brochure that I have
At that time they made Steam Engines, Gas powerd Tractors and Threshers
They quit building tractors at the start of WWII and after the war they made mostly Construction Equipment. Later became part of Dresser
Here are 10 scans out of 62 pages
I always liked the return flue Huber steam engines.
 
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