Case 1914 - What We All Think About Case - Model Thirty & Forty
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Contents - Index:
- Pages: 36
- Case 1914 - What We All Think About Case - Model Thirty & Forty
- J.I. Case T.M. Company, Inc
- 1914 Case Model 30 & 40
- We print a few vest pockets thoughts freely expressed by Case owners…
- Not a Cent Spent for Maintenance
- He Doesn’t Take Anybody’s Dust
- Courteous Treatment by Branch
- Quiet and Smooth – takes Hills Easily
- Twenty-Two Miles of Gumbo on High
- Generally Admitted to be Superior
- Run Every Day Always on the Job
- Silent, Powerful, Easily Adjusted
- Dependable Under all Conditions
- Fifty-four Miles an Hour with Five
- IS strong, well built and serviceable
- Has not touched engine since bought
- Recommended by the Peerless Leader
- Case Forty Specifications & Price
- Exterior Image of Case 30 & 40 with Price
- Case Thirty Specifications & Price
- Case for Him as Long as It’s Made
- Backs Case against Red Sox and Giants
- The Engine is in a Class by Itself
- Had No Upkeep Expense Whatever
- Believes it the Best Motor in World
- Has Never Seen Any to Surpass It
- Hard Trip Sells Car to Passenger
- Very Easy Riding East to Operate
- Car is Right Up To the Minute
- No Hill Too Steep or Sand Too Deep
- Driven 12,000 miles No Stop on Road
- Driven 11,020 miles No Repair Expense
- Fifteen to Eighteen Miles on a Gallon
- Branch Houses – United States
- Branch Houses Continued
- The Case Eagle