International Harvester
International Harvester Company (founded 1902; brand later split — agricultural operations evolved into Case IH, and truck operations into what became Navistar International)
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International Harvester
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International Harvester Company (founded 1902; brand later split — agricultural operations evolved into Case IH, and truck operations into what became Navistar International)
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GET https://api.motomarks.io/brands/ihThe International Harvester (IH) identity evolved from a 1902 merger of McCormick Harvesting Machine Company and Deering Harvester Company and became widely known for its utilitarian red-and-white badges used on tractors, trucks and agricultural equipment. The classic IH logo most commonly seen in the mid-20th century featured a compact, bold "IH" monogram with the vertical strokes emphasizing strength and durability, typically presented in a striking red to convey visibility and ruggedness. After corporate restructuring in the 1980s the IH nameplate continued in legacy form: the agricultural division became part of Case IH and the truck and engine heritage continued under Navistar, while the familiar red IH monogram remains iconic among collectors and historic equipment enthusiasts.