Posted by Traditional Farmer on May 15, 2021 at 03:28:32 from (71.219.15.184):
In Reply to: Re: Planter plates posted by grandpa Love on May 14, 2021 at 18:52:43:
No,several companies used he same style plates,think Covington and Cole combined at some point.Also Brinly and Cole used some of the same plates.Appears that the company jm mentioned also used that style as I have some plate with similar numbers that fit Cole planters.Then again Cole used several didn't style plates over the years and Cole planters like my 2 row double hopper planter used right and left hand plates to make things even more interesting.No planting plate is useless as there is a planter out there somewhere that uses them.I collect any and all style planter plates I can find probably have around 400 total,mostly concentrate on Cole,Brinly and AC plates.Don't junk them they make interesting decorations on a shop wall or like I have about 100 hanging on nails on the rafters of my side porch on my house along with many other old farm items.
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