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2005 John Deere 16-Month Calendar – Randy Leffingwell – Motorbooks – Licensed John Deere

2005 John Deere 16-Month Calendar – Randy Leffingwell – Motorbooks – Licensed John Deere

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A very nice piece of John Deere memorabilia featuring classic tractors, detailed photography and historical information throughout.

This 2005 John Deere 16-month calendar was created by noted author and photographer Randy Leffingwell and published by Motorbooks International / MBI Publishing Company as an officially licensed John Deere product.

Each month showcases a different John Deere tractor with large full-colour photography, additional close-up images and background information on the featured model. One photographed page highlights the 1962 John Deere Model 3010 LPG, making this a great display piece even though the calendar year has passed.

Details

  • John Deere 2005 calendar
  • 16-month format
  • By Randy Leffingwell
  • Motorbooks International / MBI Publishing Company
  • Official John Deere licensed product
  • Full-colour tractor photography
  • Historical descriptions and model information
  • Features multiple generations of John Deere tractors
  • UPC: 752748319059
  • Original retail price: $13.99 US / $19.99 CAN
  • Printed in China
  • Great collectible for John Deere, tractor, farming and agricultural-history enthusiasts

Condition

Good pre-owned condition for its age. Pages appear clean and bright with strong colour and no obvious writing visible in the photographed sections. Light edge, corner and handling wear is present, consistent with age and previous use. Hanging holes show normal 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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Jay’s Mercantile Motto

Recycling the past, one item at a time.

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