This pocket size fold out brochure opens up into a very nice poster.
I had it copied so I could display the copy and preserve the original.

Here is a pretty harvesting scene, one which I have owned and admired for many years now.

Malcolm.

Now that we have a bit of momentum behind this thread let's keep it going!

1972 was the 125th anniversary of MH.  In that year in the UK MF dealers were giving away a set of five celebration posters - 4 MHs and one Ferguson.  The MH ones are large and the Ferguson one strangely much smaller.  My Dad obtained them for me from local dealer Hogarths when I was working overseas.  I still have them to this day.

Here is the first

John

I should have added that in recent types there have been a lot of reproductions of the four MH posters which is a pity.

Also - were they issued in N America and maybe down in Aus and NZ?

John

Here is one I enjoy looking at each day when I am in my office, good to keep flying the flag!

Malcolm.

John,

i have a complete set of those as well!  Mine came from a Canadian school teacher.  She received them from a dealer in the early 1970s to use in her classroom to teach Canadian Ag History.  Her father was friends with the dealer. They are in mint condition. I doubt if they were ever used!! 

So to answer your question - I can only assume they were distributed in Canada. Not many of them in the States so I assume they did not come into the US!

Gary

Here is another British one for today.

Malcolm.

Here's the second of the 1972 125th anniversary posters
John

A change of M-H era from my previous posts in this thread, today it is the British 701 baler and 726 combine.

Malcolm.

This morning we come to the third of the 125th anniversary posters.  Notice how it is labelled the Massey Manufacturing Company which pre dates Massey-Harris

John