Case Eagle Cufflinks

Mr. Case determined to adopt Old Abe as the symbol of his business just as soon as the unhappy 'War was over. In 1865 Old Abe began his career as the most famous bird in agricultural history as the trademark of the J. I. Case Company. For nearly 100 years the Case Eagle has made its mark wherever men obtain their living from the soil. Today the Eagle trademark identifies Case machinery, parts, literature, branch houses and dealers. Just as Old Abe came through the battles of a long hard war to make a place for him self among the immortals, so has the J. I Case Company. Case Co, has endured and survived battles of a different kind and come through the turmoil of more than a century to emerge as one of the Great leaders in the agricultural industry, Just as the image of the American eagle has come to represent and signify to many, prowess, freedom and strength. The name Case is a synonym for dependable and reliable, long lasting machinery.