Really high quality early John Deere Plow Works employee badging with ID # 7203 has no paint in the foreground but features black text on a silvery badge. This employee badge more than likely came from Waterloo Iowa where there was an original Plow Works John Deere factory. This came in as part of a
Here is a great original antique cabinet card photo. Have some surface wear/soiling, scratches, corner/edge wear, please see scan for your own evaluation, condition generally for it age. The photo is approximately 4 ” by 5 “.
John Deere B529AD antique, disc plow scrapper, the disc is 14 diam, this item can be restored for possible use, its marked D517A, its very heavy!
Really high quality early John Deere Plow Works employee badging with ID # 7203 has no paint in the foreground but features black text on a silvery badge. This employee badge more than likely came from Waterloo Iowa where there was an original Plow Works John Deere factory. This came in as part of a
Cast iron not brass. Look at the photos closely. Seems that the handles may be missing. Otherwise in terrific shape. Pulled from a barn. Please look closely at the item photos they are the best indication of condition. All offers considered, first reasonable offer accepted! Larger items may take longer.
Deere & Webber Company and they were looking for information on the firm. In 1851, John and Demarius Deere’s third child, Ellen Sarah, aged 19, married Christopher Columbus Webber, a 32-year-old business man in Rock Island, Illinois. After grave financial problems, caused partly by the panic of 1857, and partly by poor management, John Deere
Not a later reproduction. Please look closely at the item photos. Our photos are the best indication of condition. All of our items are listed as found! All offers considered, first reasonable offer accepted! Larger items may take longer.
The product is an antique cast iron tractor seat made by John Deere in the United States. This durable and sturdy seat is designed to provide solid comfort for the operator while working on a tractor. It is a vintage piece that adds a touch of nostalgia to any farming or industrial setting. Perfect for
Really high quality early John Deere Plow Works employee badging with ID # 7203 has no paint in the foreground but features black text on a silvery badge. This employee badge more than likely came from Waterloo Iowa where there was an original Plow Works John Deere factory. This came in as part of a
Seat is in good shape. It’s 17 9/16″ x 14 1/4″ john deere bought out syracuse chilled plow co in 1911. Has one small chip you can see in last pic. Rare hard seat to find.