connor9988
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Spotted a few more ads in the magazines seems like they started trailing off their in the late 60s and early 70s.
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casecollectorsc
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Dad bought a new 133 twine baler in about 57. Best tieing baler Case made and more capacity than the 200 series that followed.
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connor9988
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You don't see many of them anymore.
jicaseman89
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i really enjoy reading these old ads thanks for posting.
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