John Deere Memorabilia & Vintage Farm Toys
The maker of the green-and-yellow farm tractors and agricultural machinery, Deere & Company has built equipment since 1837 and is recognized by its leaping-deer trademark.
Shop John Deere merchandise
John Deere built his first steel plow in 1837, and the company went permanently into tractors by buying the maker of the Waterloo Boy in 1918. Its leaping-deer trademark, in use since 1873, has been redrawn several times, which helps collectors date farm toys, sales literature, advertising and branded goods.
Live resale listings appear in the Vintage and Secondhand tab, and new merchandise from Deere’s store in the Official Store tab. The collector guide explains how the trademark changed over time, how authorized reproductions and vintage-style goods differ from originals and what to check before buying.
John Deere merchandise FAQ
Does John Deere sell official merchandise?
Yes. Deere sells new branded merchandise through its online store at shop.deere.com, which the Official Store tab links to. Older and secondhand pieces appear in the Vintage & Secondhand tab.
How do I tell if a John Deere item is vintage?
Compare its leaping-deer logo with Deere’s documented trademark versions, then check materials, printing, maker’s marks and any reprint notice. A vintage-style design on a new product does not make it an old item.
Secondhand & Collectible Finds
Showing the first 240 of 1846 genuine vintage John Deere items on the resale market, gathered live and checked for a real brand match.
Available Merchandise
11 items of genuine John Deere-branded gear, straight from the official company store.
We can't index John Deere's full store here. Click 🏬 Official Store » above to shop their official catalog.