The International Harvester Co. began making tractors in 1906, and broke ground in 1925 with the introduction of the Farmall, which became the blueprint for the modern general purpose tractor. Other companies quickly introduced their own similar models, but for nearly 40 years, Farmalls were the top-selling field tractor in America.
David Parfitt's excellent and comprehensive tribute to pre-1930s tractors. The well-posed, high resolution photos i… [more]
Farm and tractor collectors will appreciate this incredible 3,000-image exhibition on the International Harvester C… [more]
This antique tractor and farm machinery site is a great resource for researching brands like Deere, International H… [more]
A great reference and community forum on antique tractors. Start with the 39-page master photo list, showing thousa… [more]
This professional-quality eight minute YouTube video showcases Gordon Gilchrist and his collection of 85 vintage Jo… [more]
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