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Oliver disk- try again

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wh

09-01-2000 08:54:56




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I am currently restoring an old disk that my grandfather owned. According to paint scheme it is an Oliver. Could anyone help identify the model or series it is?
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B A Star

09-02-2000 23:20:03




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 Re: oliver disk- try again in reply to wh, 09-01-2000 08:54:56  
A disk that matches the one in your photo is shown in the BOOK OF OLIVER volume three dated 1937. The model is RHDH and was built in several versions or maybe I should say attachements. It was available as a single disk or as a double, with a pole hitch or as yours with the forecarrage. It was more than likely painted red.



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Scott Green

09-03-2000 05:59:55




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 Re: Re: oliver disk- try again in reply to B A Star, 09-02-2000 23:20:03  
B A Star , Where would a person be able to buy them 3 additions of "THE BOOK OF OLIVER". Or are they not avalable any more. Could you tell us a little about the books.



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B A Star

09-03-2000 22:50:14




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 Re: Re: Re: oliver disk- try again in reply to Scott Green, 09-03-2000 05:59:55  
Mr. King (the father of Alan King) was the person that created the advertizing for Oliver and wrote the "BOOK OF OLIVER" books, I believe that he originally had worked for Nichols & Shepard prior to the merger and ended his career with John Deere. The books contain very detailed discription of all of the products that Oliver was selling at the time. They are about 3/4" thick. There are limited volumes that still exist and are very valuable. Volume II and III are the most common. I do not know of any that are for sale.

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