Not only is this a very rare John Deere collectible it is a very useable wagon for displaying in parades and shows, etc. ... and nobody else will have one!

Modeled after the full-size antique-style wagons found on every farm in the early 1900s. John Deere marketed its first "Junior Wagon" around 1912. The wagon box is 42 inches long and 30 inches high to the top of the seat and 20 inches wide, 20 inch back wheels, front wheels are 14 inches, tongue is 39 inches, and the seat is 18 inches wide. Sears Roebuck Co. sold a non-John Deere version as early as 1908 for $4.73. Deere released a reproduction version (shown) with cast aluminum wheels and a 36-inch long wagon box, standing 31 inches high.

A couple of really small places on the John Deere green needs to be touched up. They are very unnoticeable. The paint over all is still excellent. Texaco Gas pump in photo is not included in price of the item.