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A collection of more than 100 pages of engine manufacturers' trademark applications organized alphabetically. Includes cross-referenced indexes of trade names and locations. HC, 176 pages.

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Revised third edition by Martyl and Emil Pollak — 40 percent more! Nearly 2,000 entries, together with over 200 imprint illustrations and 930 wedge outlines. Shows how to determine age of planes. SC, 477 pages.

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Roger Welsch's philosophy of life as seen from the confines of the lowly privy, that noble but misunderstood foundation of the cabin and the family farm. Roger examines biffies, from the American Midwest to the ice fields of Greenland, finding within these simple structures an allegory for the act of life itself. SC, 160 pages.

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In Classic American Locomotives: The 1909 Classic on Steam Locomotive Technology, Charles McShane addresses every aspect of locomotive construction-including how each company manufactured the various parts, how an engineer or rail worker should maintain these components, and the relative merits of the different systems.

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Join best-selling humorist Roger Welsch as he gathers and prepares wild fare. Soon you will be amazing your friends with recipes that use natural ingredients found on your land! This fun-to-read yet practical guide teaches more about morels, cattails and smut (the fungus kind) than you ever thought possible. SC, 248 pages.

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Brand-new edition of the No. 1 guide to North American farm tractors by C.H. Wendel, complete with Nebraska Tests. Explore popular makes and models, research company background and key production information, or just browse through more than 1,500 images!

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This coffee-table book celebrates more than 60 classic tractors of different makes and models from early steam through 1967. The convenient palm size makes sifting through the brilliant photographs, anecdotes and information a pure joy, setting this broad tractor book apart from similar books. And the hard cover and sheer volume (320 pages) will send you off for hours of reminiscing.

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With fond reminiscences and nostalgic cartoons, Bob Artley takes readers back to his little country schoolhouse, Marion No. 7, in Iowa’s Franklin County. Readers will share farm boy Artley’s first-day agonies, the long walks to and from school, the school yard games, the Christmas program, and the annual picnic—all recalled with his characteristic humor and insight.

Everything that Artley experienced—from the smell of scorched mittens left too long on the stove to dry to the excitement of performing in the school program—is recalled here with delightful details, providing life lessons and delightful, warm memories.

Artley is considered one of the country’s foremost recorders of farm history. His wonderful artwork and stories reflect his sense of country nostalgia and farm heritage and speak to anyone with a farming background and to those who yearn for simpler times.