This vintage postcard portrays the J.I. Case Threshing Machine Building in Racine, Wisconsin. The postcard is an original from around 1910 and is in an unposted condition. The front of the postcard features a topographical view of the building, while the back has space for a written message and address. The postcard is categorized under Collectibles, Postcards & Supplies, and Topographical Postcards and would make a great addition to any postcard collection. The postcard is of Type RPPC and depicts an office within the building. The Era of the postcard is Divided Back (c. 1907-1915), and the Country and Region are both the USA and Wisconsin, respectively. The theme of the postcard is Cities & Towns, and the year of manufacture is c1910

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<br>• The J.I. Case Threshing

Machine Co. of Racine Wis., established its first Calgary branch in 1904 at 1011 1st St. S.W. In 1907, a new brick building trimmed with sandstone pilasters was built on 10th Avenue with its trademark "Old Abe" eagle on the globe on the northwest roof corner. The trademark was established in 1894 and used until 1969. By 1911, the company had a staff of 20, including 11 travelling salesmen who sold "high class engines, threshing machinery, thresherman supplies and automobiles." The eagle from the 10th Avenue building was removed to the Glenbow Museum.