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Here are a few on tractors that have made their way here over the years. The Sharp Hardware Co one i found on a combine in a salvage yard.

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Dan Robinson, do you know anything about "Wallaces" in Manchester, Ia?   First tractor I ever got to run was a JD 60 with Charlynn powersteering that had a Wallace sticker on it.  Tractor came to pa from ia but didn't come from the dealer, always assumed it was a Deere dealer, all these years later I learn that might not be the case.  Spent quite a bit of time on that old girl years ago.

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8 hours ago, TP from Central PA said:

Dan Robinson, do you know anything about "Wallaces" in Manchester, Ia?   First tractor I ever got to run was a JD 60 with Charlynn powersteering that had a Wallace sticker on it.  Tractor came to pa from ia but didn't come from the dealer, always assumed it was a Deere dealer, all these years later I learn that might not be the case.  Spent quite a bit of time on that old girl years ago.

The decal was on a Freeman loader that was on a 606 gas. So I had figured it was an IH dealer of sorts. Its very well possible it was a different color. Manchester is about an hour north of here. 

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This is from a nice original 856 in the delta of se arkansas. I have a header in the weeds with another moss sticker from their Grady store I think. I'll have to go see. Thx-Ace

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Mills International in Kinston, NC, in business since 1967, prior to this they were West Machinery Co.  West moved into a new Prototype building in the early '50s.

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At a very young age dad would send me to a dealer in Seward Nebraska for parts.

I would take gravel roads to get their , about 15 miles one way . 

I remember sitting on a sack of seed so I could see over the dash board. 

Dealer’s name was Becklers. 

I will look in my favorite junk yards for one of their stickers next time I go. 

Would like to see one of theirs again .

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My mom had my little guy for acouple hours today and I had to move stuff around in the sheds, so I got some pictures of the decals on pieces here.

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This is on a late model 2 row narrow NI picker with big husking bed, don't know what else they sold

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Local one........Deere Dealer close to us.

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Other Deere dealer we used alot, although not a Dealer sticker

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On 2/17/2020 at 4:17 PM, TP from Central PA said:

Local one........Deere Dealer close to us.

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I would love to find somebody reproducing that style of deere dealer decals... would anybody happen to have a source?

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1 hour ago, TroyDairy said:

Iirc tony has a few too?

@Tonyinca

      I have the Allied Equipment Co , Decal and the brass screw on ,  Linder Equipment Co.  Orton's Equipment, Tucker Equipment , Gordon Equipment .

         The one still going strong with never an interruption is Linder Equipment Co. Tulare Ca.  I think Orton's equipment Co in Stratford Ca. may still be going.

              Thanks TroyDairy for heads up , I missed this thread earlier.

                    Tony

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6 hours ago, Red Collector said:

I would love to find somebody reproducing that style of deere dealer decals... would anybody happen to have a source?

Don't know, but would you happen to know what the box the decal is on is?  I bought that at a sale here of a well known local.  Everyone here dealt with Brickley but nobody alive yet who dealt with them knew what this metal box is.  The lid flips open, its metal and is almost like it was designed to hold manuals, but nobody knows. One thought it was on the salesmans wall, but someone else said he was nuts because they had a painting on that wall, other guy said he was nuts because the painting left when Brickley bought it from Dunlap, etc.

I gave it to my brother, who is a Deere nut.  

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16 minutes ago, TP from Central PA said:

Don't know, but would you happen to know what the box the decal is on is?  I bought that at a sale here of a well known local.  Everyone here dealt with Brickley but nobody alive yet who dealt with them knew what this metal box is.  The lid flips open, its metal and is almost like it was designed to hold manuals, but nobody knows. One thought it was on the salesmans wall, but someone else said he was nuts because they had a painting on that wall, other guy said he was nuts because the painting left when Brickley bought it from Dunlap, etc.

I gave it to my brother, who is a Deere nut.  

I don't... I was actually trying to figure out what it was when I first saw your picture. I kind of thought it was a panel off of some sort of equipment. It wasn't registering to my eyes that it was a "3-D" item such as a box. 

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