We had the same thing and I am not sure how many other additional books, binders etc., but it sat smack in the middle of the parts counter. A local forklift repairman whom I knew from years past at the lumber yard, told me he knew who ended up with all those books, from the auction when we closed or something. I kind of wish I had the set for reference, nostalgia but its good to know a tractor collector or enthusiast has them, nowadays with these forums and the interest in fixing up old tractors, lots of things we had, I sort of wish were still around, good memories that is for sure, I can recall the parts counter help and customers referencing these books like it was yesterday.
That panoramic photo has to be a treasure, I will have to source the old photo of our place other than the small photo in the history book. Good stuff, thanks for posting that !
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