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A few still hanging in our shop. 
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MF 3000 series 
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Back to the hard card type posters here is one from Johnston Harvester.

Malcolm
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Every two years our local North Wales MF dealer Emyr Evans has a big show held in the exhibition halls of the Anglesey showground.  I went along yesterday and picked up some posters of the most modern MF tractors and implements.  Here are the first two

John

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Every two years our North Wales MF dealer Emyr Evans holds a big show of the eqipment that they are offering in the big display halls of the Anglesey showground some 10 miles away.  I went along yesterday and picked up some of the most modern posters for current tractors and equipment.

The grininess in these is some modern design!

John
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Another two modern posters again with in built grininess for some unknown reason!
John
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And another two - they were all free!! - complete with hard cardboard tube to carry them in.

John
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More ultra modern posters from my visit to our local dealers show

John
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A final three modern posters.  What do you all think of modern posters comapared with the very old and middle period 100 posters?

John
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Malcolm,

This poster must be close in age as your Johnston poster as it looks to be made of the same size and material even color. This is a waxed covered cardboard type material, it is a very pretty blue & white poster. In the lower left corner it appears to be made in Dayton, Ohio.  Don't know how this "Gritic" company fit in with the  J.I. Case Plow Works company but I am guessing it was one they bought up along the way??

Joe
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