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IH Window Display
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Various pieces of agricultural equipment sit on display in the window of The Winchester Store along with advertisements for the Primrose ball-bearing cream separator. The store may have been an International Harvester dealership. One of the Primrose advertisements reads: "Makes Child's Play of a Man's Job."
February 19, 1927
International Harvester Company
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International Harvester Store Display
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Waldo Hancock in Dealership
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Gimbels Brothers Store Window
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IH Dealership Interior
February 25, 1927
Elevated view of a parts storage wall and various machines on display at the International Harvester dealership of Charles C. Matezcvk(sp?). Farm machines on display include a cream separator, corn...
Minnesota International Harvester Dealership
February 25, 1927
A man, possibly proprietor Charles C. Matezcvk(sp?), stands in the doorway of an International Harvester dealership. Advertising pennants and farm machines are visible through the front windows.
