Oliver Heritage is the magazine for enthusiasts of all things Oliver, White, and Cletrac.

From James Oliver's first chilled plow to the White Field Boss, Oliver Heritage brings you the history of the people and the machines of the Oliver family of companies. Every two months Oliver Heritage presents technical articles, history, personal stories, and tractor and machinery reviews in a beautiful full color magazine. In every issue editor Sherry Schaefer digs into her extensive collection of literature and historic photos to present little known facts about long forgotten aspects of Oliver history. Cletrac history is covered by well-known Cletrac expert Landis Zimmerman. Larry Harsin helps readers with technical information to keep your equipment in good running condition.

Oliver Heritage is a must-have publication for anyone interested in the history of the Oliver line of machinery.

Owner/Editor- Sherry Schaefer.
sherry@oliverinformation.com
"I would like to think that I am the fuel pump that keeps every cylinder firing in this well-oiled machine."

Business Development- Steve Ledbetter
"Oliver Heritage is a stunning magazine. The photos and writing are unique and set a high standard of professionalism. The greatest parts of Oliver Heritage are the Fans. The response from the Fans is incredible, every conversation starts or ends with appreciation for the Magazine and a "Keep up the good work." It doesn't get any better than that! It's an honor to work with the staff and Fans of Oliver Heritage."

Graphic Designer- Jason Dewitt
skribblecomm@woh.rr.com
"I can honestly say I LOVE TRACTORS! I point tractors out to my family and friends all the time and they seem impressed that this city guy would know anything at all about a tractor other than my Cub Cadet riding mower."


Advertising Sales- Debbie Schaefer Sebastian
debbie@dynodeb.com
"Yes my middle name says it all. I am the daughter of Oliver Schaefer and the sister of Sherry Schaefer. I have been around tractors all my life."


Executive Administrator- Billie Jean Giles
BillieJean@heritageiron.com
"Until 2 years ago, I thought of a tractor as just another piece of farm equipment. In January of 2009, I met Sherry and 3 Point Ink and I quickly learned that a tractor is sometimes much more than just a tractor."