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2000 John Deere Farm Tractors Calendar – Andy Kraushaar – Motorbooks / MBI Publishing
2000 John Deere Farm Tractors Calendar – Andy Kraushaar – Motorbooks / MBI Publishing
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A great early addition to a John Deere calendar collection featuring classic tractors, historic machinery and colourful agricultural photography.
This 2000 Motorbooks Calendar of John Deere Farm Tractors features photography by Andy Kraushaar and was produced by MBI Publishing Company. Published in 1999 for the 2000 calendar year, it is now more than 25 years old.
The pages showcase a wide variety of John Deere equipment, including conventional farm tractors and more unusual machines such as the 1946 BO Lindeman crawler. Historical information and additional detail photographs accompany the featured equipment, making this equally appealing as a display piece or piece of John Deere history.
Details
- John Deere Farm Tractors 2000 calendar
- Photography by Andy Kraushaar
- Motorbooks Calendar series
- MBI Publishing Company
- Published in 1999 for the 2000 calendar year
- 24-page paperback calendar publication
- ISBN: 978-0-7603-0703-8
- UPC: 752748307032
- Original retail price: $12.95 US / $19.95 CAN
- Printed in Hong Kong
- Large-format wall calendar
- Features colour photography and historical tractor information
- Includes unusual John Deere equipment such as the 1946 BO Lindeman crawler
- Important: The calendar itself states that it is not an official publication of John Deere
Condition
Good pre-owned condition for its age. Pages appear clean and colourful with no obvious writing visible in the photographed sections. There is light edge, corner and handling wear consistent with a calendar from 2000. Hanging holes show previous use. Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the condition description.
Pickup and Shipping Information
Local pickup available in Pacific Heights, Saskatoon, SK.
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