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A handsome and increasingly sought-after history of one of America's great agricultural machinery manufacturers. 150 Years of J. I. Case by Charles H. Wendel traces the development of J. I. Case from its founding in 1842 through 150 years of innovation in threshing machines, steam traction engines, tractors and modern farm equipment. Richly illustrated throughout, this 336-page volume is an essential reference for collectors of agricultural history, vintage tractors, Case machinery and Americana.
Published in 1991 by Crestline Publishing, 150 Years of J. I. Case is beautifully bound in distinctive blue leatherette-style boards with elaborate gilt stamping to both the front board and spine, making it especially attractive on the shelf. The book is packed with photographs, historical information and detailed coverage of the full range of Case equipment produced over the company's history.
An excellent addition for collectors of Case tractors, farm machinery history, steam engines and agricultural reference books.
Condition - Near Fine
1991 hardcover. 336 pages. Blue leather-like boards with ornate gilt decoration to front and spine. No dust jacket as issued. No notable defects. Clean, bright and tightly bound throughout with no inscriptions, foxing or damage.
