International Harvester Catalog Collection
on DVD
DVD republication for a collection of 1900's International
Harvester catalogs. A total of 78 catalogs, books, almanacs and
manuals! This collection provides an early history of the company,
catalogs cover machinery both represented by, and manufactured by
IHC. This collection includes over ALMOST 3000 pages and hundreds
of illustrations provide a rich insight into both the IHC company
and as well as early farming practices.
International Harvester can be traced back to the 1830s,
when Cyrus Hall McCormick, an inventor from Virginia, finalized
his version of a horse-drawn reaper. The reaper was demonstrated
in tests in 1831 and was patented by Cyrus in 1834. Together with
his brother, McCormick moved to Chicago in 1847 and started the
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. The McCormick reaper sold
well, partially as a result of savvy and innovative business
practices.
A 1902 merger between the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company and
Deering Harvester Company, along with three smaller agricultural
equipment firms: Milwaukee; Plano; and Warder, Bushnell, and
Glessner (manufacturers of Champion brand) created the
International Harvester Company.
Catalogs Include:
~ 1900 Belle City Threshers
~ 1900 Cotton King Disk Harrow
~ 1900 Deering Catalog
~ 1900 Dixie Wonder & Handy Andy
~ 1900 Empire Corn Drills
~ 1900 Flying Dutchman Plow
~ 1900 Hoosier Broadcast Sowers
~ 1900 IHC Corn Planters
~ 1900 IHC Cultivators
~ 1900 IHC Ensilage Cutters
~ 1900 IHC Feed Grinders
~ 1900 IHC Moguel Kerosene Tractors
~ 1900 IHC
Hay Presses
~ 1900 IHC Moguel Gasoline Tractors
~ 1900 IHC Moguel Oil Tractors
~ 1900 IHC Moguel Oil Engines
~ 1900 IHC Pull Power Hay Presses
~ 1900 IHC Rake Hay Loader
~ 1900 IHC Side Delivery Rake
~ 1900 IHC Spraying Outfits
~ 1900 IHC Stalk Cutter
~ 1900 IHC Sterling Threshers
~ 1900 IHC Titan
Gasoline Tractors
~ 1900 IHC Titan Oil Engines
~ 1900 IHC Titan Oil Tractors
~ 1900 IHC Titan Tractors
~ 1900 IHC Tractor Disk Harrow
~ 1900 IHC Windrow Hay Loaders
~ 1900 International Stalk Cutter
~ 1900 Kentucky Grain Drills
~ 1900 Keystone Gearless Hay Loader
~ Kentucky
Broadcast Fertilizer
~ 1900 Keystone Steel Frame Windrow Hay Loader
~ 1900 Keystone Tillage Implements
~ 1900 Lily Cream Seperators
~ 1900 Little Pitts Steal Thresher
~ 1900 Low Cloverleaf Manure Spreaders
~ 1900 Low King Manure Spreaders
~ 1900 McCormick Catalog
~ 1900 McCormick Corn Machines
~ 1900 McCormick Tillage Implements
~ 1900 Mogul 8 - 16 HP Oil Tractor
~ 1900 Mogul Kerosene Tractor
~ 1900 New Racine & New Nelle City Threshers
~ 1900 New Southern Disk Harrows
~ 1900 Osborne Tillage Implements
~ 1905 Auto Buggies & Wagons
~ 1909 International Tractors
~ 1910 Corn King Manure Spreaders
~ 1910 Dairymaid Cream Harvester
~ 1910 IHC Feed Grinder
~ 1910 IHC Victor & Famous Gasoline Engines
~ 1912 IHC Mechanical Irrigation
~ 1913 Deering Corn Machines
~ 1913 Primrose Cream Seperators
~ The Disk
Harrow
~ 1914 Meadows White Flint Granite Mills
~ 1914 P&O Traction Engine Plows
~ 1915 IHC Hay Presses
~ 1919 IHC Moguel Gasoline
Tractors
~ 1924 McCormick Deering Machinery of British
Columbia
~ 1910 The Golden Stream Book
~ 1910 For Better
Crops
~ 1911 Story of Bread
~ 1911 IHC Almanac &
Encyclopedia 1911 IHC Almanac & Encyclopedia
~ 1912 Binder
Twine Industry
~ 1912 The Cattle Tick
~ The Story
of Twine
~ For Better Crops in the South
~ 1913
Harvest Scenes of The World
~ 1913 Osborne Farm
Annual
~ 1917 Home Canning by The Cold Pack Method
~ 1919 Better Country Schools for Missouri
~ AND
MORE...........
Sample thumbnails taken from the collection.
(Low resolution thumbnails - CD images are scanned at 300 DPI)
Not all catalog covers shown
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Bonus Collection:
:: Harvester Catalog Cover Collection
50 pages.
A tribute to International Harvester, a wonderful collection of
over 50 of there most unique catalog covers and ads! These images
provide a wondeful insight into the trials and tribulations of
early farming life, and present an unusual persepective to early
farm life, some of the ad images would not pass todays strict
advertising standards!!
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