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History Founding Cyrus Hall McCormick patented an early mechanical reaper. The roots of International Harvester run to the 1830s, when Virginia inventor Cyrus Hall McCormick perfected his version of a horse-drawn reaper, which he field-demonstrated in 1831 and for which he received a patent in 1834.
- 1985
- March 22, 1902; 121 years ago
The only official redo of it by International Harvester occurred in 1973. Essentially the new logo was a slightly stylized version of the 1945 basic design.
After a merger of several companies that created International Harvester in 1902, the logo on the left was adopted as the core corporate logo. It had the letters "I" and "H" inside the letter "C," and all three letters were capitalized and had serifs. The words "International" and "Harvester" were printed inside their respective letters.
A visual comparison of an old International Harvester logo and a new one as shown on the cover of "The Corporate Mark."
- Chicago
- International Harvester Company
- circa 1970
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1923–1947. Was mainly used until the 1940s when the next logo was put into use. It was used in owner manuals until 1947 when it was retired.
Founded 1902 Founder Cyrus Hall McCormick Jr., William Deering and J.P.Morgan Headquarters Chicago, Illinois, U.S. Official Website / International Harvester, also known as IH, was a leading manufacturer of tractors in the United States during the 20th century.
