Legendary Farmall Tractors: A Photographic History - Hardcover

A collaboration between author Lee Klancher and photographer Randy Leffingwell has resulted in a beaut of a book ...All in all, a handsome new look at a classic piece of Americana. -- "Farm Collector"" "Detailed captions combine with vibrant pictures to make "Legendary Farmall Tractors" a full-scale appreciation of the art of farm machinery at its best. -- "Hobby Merchandiser"

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The first general-purpose tractor with narrowly spaced front wheels, the original Farmall was designed to do fine-tuned field cultivation as well as anything a team of farm horses could do—in short, to “farm all.” The rest is history, even legend, in the agriculture industry—a legend that unfolds in these pages in full color and sharp detail. This big book features five hundred photographs of Farmall tractors, from that first experimental model introduced in 1924, through the classic lineup of International Harvester models that bore the Farmall name, to the last one to roll off the assembly line (the landmark five-millionth tractor produced at the Farmall plant in Illinois). Detailed descriptions combine with these vibrant pictures to make Legendary Farmall Tractors a full-scale appreciation of the art of farm machinery at its can-do best.