Huskergreen
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This is the photo of the Oliver tiller I mentioned before.
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OliverNate
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I've never heard of such a thing. My first guess is somebody painted it like that. The lawn and garden stuff didn't really come on the scene till the late 60s so that being the case you'd think it would have the newer Keystone badge decal. Is there anything readable on that serial tag that's on the flat below the decal?
J.Wondergem
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I've never saw one ether, but that don't mean anything. You got to admit, it looks nice.
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