Posted by John B. on December 02, 2012 at 06:45:10 from (38.114.64.177):
I went to a local auction in town yesterday. This man had a small engine repair business back in the 1960-70's era. When I got there a friend of mine said, come here John I want to show you something. He showed me this picture that had a farm scene on it. It was originally folded up the size of a magazine. Well my friend bought it and paid $160 for it. A guy came up afterward and said he had one like it and on the reverse side is a city scene. This was large in size as you can tell by my friend's hand on the left upper corner holding the picture. There was also a metal sign with an old Gleaner E combine pictured. This lighted sign fixture was apprx 4" deep and 24" x 14". I didn't stick around to see what the gleaner sign brought. My dad had and used a Gleaner E for years. It was his first and only self propelled combine.
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