The New Holland 77 was first (even though kinda a big albatross) but more importantly the NH 66 were the balers that revolutionized the baler market. I believe the the NH 66 was introduced in 1952. There is a wonderful article on this site if you care to search for it that will have lots of the answers you are looking for.
It took other manufactures several years to catch up to anything like the NH66. I believed John Deere introduced the 14T in like in 1956.
Sure there were balers prior to NH 66 and 14T but they were not really modern in any sense of the word. Do you see anyone still using them today? Many NH 66's and 14T's still in use even today.
The NH 65 that you list did not come until 1960 so it is much later than a NH 66.
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