Norfolk County Agricultural School Bulletin 9/1951
We apologize if this is not what you would prefer us to do, but we cannot get around it as a general policy. Walpole Mass. 9 1/4 x 12″, 8-page b&w illustrated issue. See what’s for sale now. You will be notified.
Vintage Darke County Steam Threshers Annual Button Pin Greenville Ohio Lot of 3
SCENES FROM YESTERYEAR DARKE COUNTY GREENVILLE OHIO STEAM THRESHERS TRACTORS
Circa 1970’s Has Many B/W Photos Inside of steam engines, and the people that keep them going! Frank & Barbara – Mill-Cliff Books & Graphics.
7-1/2″ X 5-1/2″ Metal Sign Iowa Pork Producers Association Floyd County 1998 Pig
This sale is for a small metal sign made of aluminum 7-1/2 inches long 5-1/2 inches tall sign says iowa pork producers association Floyd County member 1998 some light wear from handling but in pretty nice shape one hole at the middle top for hanging any questions just send me an email thank you
Vintage Darke County Steam Threshers Buttons Greenville OH 32nd 39th Pin Pinback
32nd 1988 John Deere. 39th 1995 Port Huron.
New Castle Indiana Henry County Farm Bureau CO-OP Advertising Click Pen – P1
1928 Public Sale Sign Posey County IN Wm. C. Maurer Farm By Wm. Dietz Auctioneer
For sale is a light-cardboard sign that advertises a public sale in Posey County, Indiana, that took place nearly a century ago. It was held on February 21, 1928, on the William C. Maurer farm, located west of Evansville, one mile west of the old West Franklin School. The sale was conducted by Wn. H. Dietz, representing Downen & Mentzer, auctioneers. Three horses, two cows and a sow were among the items up for bid. The sign measures 6 by 9 inches and is in fair to good condition, with several tears, one at the top being nearly 4 inches long. See my other items. I gladly combine shipping fees further multiple purchases when they can be packaged together, and I do ship internationally. Please contact me with any questions, and thanks for looking!
1912 « PLOWING BY STEAM IN FINNEY COUNTY-KANSAS » {STEAM TRACTOR ENGINE} POSTCARD!
InGreat Britain, a number of traction engine builders attempted to produce a design of agricultural engine that could pull aplow directly, in place of a team of horses. These engines were also known as « steam tractors ».