Your choice of three colors of a J.I. Case Company Bond Certificate from the 1960s/70s. Cancellation holes present. 

The J.I. Case Company, founded in 1842 by Jerome Increase Case, has a rich history spanning over 180 years in the agricultural and construction equipment industry. Initially established as the Racine Threshing Machine Works in Racine, Wisconsin, the company began by producing innovative threshing machines that could process wheat much faster than traditional manual methods.

It expanded into steam engines in 1869 and became the world's largest manufacturer of steam engines by 1886. In 1892, Case produced the first diesel-powered tractor, and by the early 1900s, it had developed a complete line of road-building equipment.

In 1928, it was reincorporated as the J.I. Case Company. Tenneco purchased Case in 1967 and continued to market products under the Case name. In 1972, Case acquired British tractor builder David Brown Ltd. A significant merger occurred in 1984 when Tenneco bought International Harvester's agricultural equipment division and merged it with Case, creating the Case IH brand.

In 1994, Tenneco divested Case as Case Equipment Corporation, which later became Case Corporation. In 1999, Case merged with New Holland Agriculture to form CNH Global, a division of the Fiat Group.Today, the Case name continues in two CNH brands: Case CE (Construction Equipment), which is the world's third-largest brand of construction equipment, and Case IH, the world's second-largest brand of agricultural equipment.

As of 2025, Case IH operates as part of CNH Global, producing a full line of agricultural machinery under legendary names such as Farmall, Magnum, Axial-Flow, Steiger, and Quadtrac