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John Deere
John Deere : Photographic History by Robert Pripps.	Big Green John Deere GP Tractors by Robert N. Pripps & Andrew Morland.
John Deere Limited Production & Experimental Tractors by Peter Leturneau. A history of tractor experimentation and development at Deere & Company for the period between 1912 and 1960.	John Deere Tractor : Data Book by Lorry Dunning.
John Deere New Generation Tractors by Chester Peterson & Rod Beemer.	John Deere Two-Cylinder Tractors by Michael Williams
John Deere Farm Tractors: A History of the John Deere Tractor by Randy Leffingwell.	Classic John Deere Tractors by Randy Leffingwell.
The Big Book of John Deere Tractors by Don MacMillan & Randy Leffingwell. THE ultimate encyclopedia of John Deere tractors from around the world, The Big Book of John Deere Tractors is a model-by-model historical reference to John Deere tractors-including European models-and more, from their beginning in 1892 until today.	Classic American Farm Tractors by Andrew Morland & Nick Baldwin.
John Deere Tractors and Equipment Volume I 1837-1959 by Don MacMillan & Russell Jones. Never before has the Deere & Company product line been so thoroughly covered. Everything we have been waiting for is here - an abundance of beautiful photographs, intriguing details and little-known facts. The serious enthusiast will find the over 18 pages of charts on serial numbers, production details and Nebraska Tractor Test data indispensable.	John Deere Tractors and Equipment Volume Two 1960-1990 by Don MacMillan, Russell Jones & Roy Harrington. Here for the first time in one place are highlights of how Deere Company turned a vision, painstaking research, and more than a century of experience into a full line of high performance tractors and equipment.
John Deere Tractors Worldwide: A Century of Progress 1893-1993 by Don MacMillan. Get out your atlas as you begin an adventure with Deere & Company that will span a century, as well as the globe.	Genuine Value : The John Deere Journey by John J. Gerstner. This book plows a contemporary furrow through the heritage of one of America’s oldest and most respected corporations. The book pairs a collection of rare photos with statements illuminating the company’s four sustaining values -- quality, innovation, integrity, and commitment. Just as John Deere, the blacksmith, fashioned a polished-steel plow that ushered in mechanized agriculture, Genuine Value reinvents the corporate history book as a thoughtful exploration of the essential role values play in the enduring success of organizations
Designing the New Generation John Deere Tractors by Merle M. Miller. This new book, by Merle Miller (a retired Deere engineer), tells the story of the 3010 and 4010 tractors. This insiders account takes you behind the scenes to give you the history of what, how and why this program came into being.	John Deere Buggies and Wagons by Ralph C. Hughes. Author Ralph Hughes sets a nostalgic scene at the turn of the century in this book. Over 80 photographs, including 8 pages of hand-sketched color pictures, help illustrate this story. The 10-page appendix contains prices and specifications for both the buggies and wagons.
Inside John Deere : A Factory History by Rod Beemer & Chester Peterson. This exclusive history of the pride of Moline, Illinois, explores how Big Green has evolved from their early days of forging plows to the modern era of computer-aided design and assembly. Authors Beemer and Peterson were granted rare access to John Deere's closely guarded design, manufacturing and testing facilities.	How John Deere Tractors & Implements Work by Roy Harrington. Beautiful color photos illustrate the text. Detail and cut-away shots show the inner workings of these farm machines. Interesting trivia facts are included with each topic. This book truly gives the inside story about John Deere tractors and implements from behind the metal and to the inner workings of the gears and motors.