1920 Waterloo Boy Farm Tractor Catalog on CD

The Waterloo Gasoline Company began business in 1893 and started engine production in 1895. Waterloo became one of the “big four” manufacturers along with Fairbanks Morse, Hercules and International Harvester. From 1906 through 1918, Waterloo engines were sold by at least sixty-four companies with each having their own ID tag attached. The Majestic, Eaton, John Smyth, Jackson, Sandow and Waterloo Boy are some of the more common Waterloo engines. Waterloo was sold to Deere and Company in 1918.