Parade footage

D Case Guy · Nov 8, 2018

Racine 4th of July parade footage from
1941.

There is some neat footage of current
equipment as well as Case displaying
some of its history, including old #1.

Gotta love old film. They're not making
any more of it.

https://youtu.be/mT662zaAHpE
Untitled URL Link

oldproudvet · Nov 9, 2018

That is some nifty footage, thanks for posting! Fun viewing with the 9? temp and snow this morning in west central MN

John Saeli · Nov 9, 2018

Thank you!! Great footage of a time when CASE was proud of their heritage, unlike today. Hey Tome Stanley!! Post this on that CASE site & see what they do with it!!

1370rod · Nov 9, 2018

Very Nice!, thanks for showing, Rod.

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 9, 2018

John,, I take it you mean the cih page? lol they would probly delete it, this and a few more have been put together by Andrew Nelson for the fb pages he is on, I did not know he had added them to u-tube,, some neat stuff in them,,
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connor9988 · Nov 9, 2018

Neat video. I really liked the hay rake with the pneumatic tires all painted up.

Bruce from Can. · Nov 9, 2018

That was fun to watch.

John Saeli · Nov 9, 2018

Tom: As you know, I never got hooked up w/ F'book, but if you think it will give CNH a rash in their ash to have this on their site, go for it!!

Ande · Nov 9, 2018

That was really great, thanks for posting this for us!

Tubacase47 · Nov 9, 2018

Great footage, but the music (76 Trombones) had not been composed at that time. The best evidence I have is that the Broadway Musical opened in 1957.

D Case Guy · Nov 9, 2018

Lol. You caught me. All the footage was silent, so I added some audio I thought would seem appropriate. Next time I'll have to some more vetting of my soundtrack.

Don Rudolph · Nov 9, 2018

At one time Case must have been very proud of their heritage. Thanks for posting this! Don

C.Amick · Nov 9, 2018

Very enjoyable. Must have been made only a few years after color films came out. Don't know what year color films started, but the Wizard of Oz was in color in 1939.

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 10, 2018

Thank You Andrew for Sharing this here
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fastfarmall · Nov 10, 2018

The hay baler scene stole the show !

D Case Guy · Nov 10, 2018

I agree. That was the main attraction for me. The rest was just window dressing. ( But cool window dressing none the less)

larry duda · Nov 10, 2018

was an awesome video. Thanks

D Case Guy · Nov 10, 2018

Starring, in order of appearance:

41 LA
41 V
41 S w rake (model?)
41 SC w baler (NCM?)
S w combine (galvanized A-6?)
DI narrow tread w ground hog thresher
Old #1
Early wooden thresher
41 DC w salesmans model steam engine and thresher
20-40
12-25
L
.........
Next is curious in that it looks like a 42 SC, and Flambeau (A-6?) Combine that says 42, although footage and other models all indicate 41 year
..... ....

41(or 42?) LA

Case Nutty 1660 · Nov 10, 2018

the rake is a model 170
baler is a NCM
combine is a model "M"
the 42 SC has a model "G" or "F" combine
I think thats correct,, I will do some digging
cnt

D Case Guy · Nov 10, 2018

Good question. I found Kodachrome was introduced in about 35 or 36 and was intended for home video and slides. I have seen a lot of old home videos surprisingly in color, and that is what this is. (The stick footage has no sound)

D Case Guy · Nov 10, 2018

Wow! Nice work. There wasn't much to catch on the M to guess that. I thought that Flambeau combine looked wrong for an A-6, but maybe larger than I expected (taller) for an F. I'm guessing on G. I'll see what you think.

It's almost like you know combines, lol

kevinthefixer · Nov 10, 2018

(quoted from post at 16:45:51 11/10/18) Good question. I found Kodachrome was introduced in about 35 or 36 and was intended for home video and slides. I have seen a lot of old home videos surprisingly in color, and that is what this is. (The stick footage has no sound)

In the '40s and '50s my father shot a whalegut load of slides. The KodaChrome ones still have pretty good color; the EktaChrome are all red, no green or blue left at all. Guess it makes no difference now, neither type is being made any more.

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