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    Posted: 12 Aug 2026 at 8:49pm
I was given a few items from a former Oxnard plant manager.


Oxnard tillage tool brochure. Only one mention of Allis Chalmers. Why was that?




Oxnard job description book. From 1957.




1968 Phone directory.





Owner was Richard Keister. I never met Richard, but my neighbor who gave me this knew him. He had a wd and g in his collection at one point. I think Ed has the G.



Enjoy!

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Neat stuff thanks for sharing.
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Looks pretty cool.  You are very fortunate to be "given" such great archives.  Hope you preserve them for prosperity's sake.  Thanks for sharing!
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That’s really neat
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