Letters to the Editor

|Published on September 1, 2006

I have an original De Laval cream separator salesman’s sample
with box – 1925, early 1930s. The farmer’s pocket ledger speaks for
itself. They were the John Deere dealers at the time in Elwood,
Neb. In the photo is an ashtray from John Deere with the same metal
as their John Deere Van Brunt drills. I would like more information
on these pieces.

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