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Antique John Dodds Hay Tedder Foldout Promo Farmer Victorian Trade Card!

The product is an antique trade card from the 1890s featuring advertising for John Dodds Hay Rakes & Tedders. The foldout brochure showcases the brand’s products in a multi-color design, highlighting its agricultural theme. This original piece of advertising was created in the United States, making it a unique collectible item for those interested in vintage agricultural memorabilia. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS FOR A MUCH BETTER DESCRIPTION OF CONDITION. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL,. PEACE AND NOT A REPRODUCTION.

c1890s PRAIRIE STATE INCUBATOR CO. Homer City, Pa. Print Ad~Chicken Raising Farm

ORIGINAL Antique Magazine Print Ad ~ c1890sPRAIRIE STATE INCUBATOR CO. Homer City, Pa. U.S.A.small classified ad approx. 1″ x 2 3/4″in EXCELLENT condition for age!Please be sure to check out my store as I have LOTS MORE original antique ads listed!ENJOY! & Thanks for stoppin’ and shoppin’! – Kari :o)SHIPPING NOTES: FAST shipping is always a TOP PRIORITY! Upon receiving your cleared payment purchases are carefully packaged up and shipped out within 24-48 hours. If for some reason there is a delay, I will email you. Our PO is closed on the weekends, so items paid for on Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday are usually shipped out the following Monday (unless I happen to catch our mail lady beforehand). On MOST items I am also happy to combine shipping (also noted under the shipping&payments tab).

Johnston Harvester Company Machinery Sales Booklet Photo Illustrated 1890s-1910

Nice sales catalog from Johnston Harvester Company of Batavia New York. No date but c1890s-1910. One of the largest and oldest independent farm implement manufacturers in the country at the turn of the 20th century was the Johnston Harvester Co. Located in Batavia, N.Y., the Johnston line of farm machinery is unfamiliar to many today. In 1860, a man named Samuel Johnston (about whom nothing much is known) began a long string of inventions in a tiny New York hamlet called West Shelby by patenting a hand-held corn. In 1868, Johnston, Huntley & Co. was established in Brockport to make the Johnston Sweepstakes harvester. In 1874, Johnston withdrew from the firm and apparently began to make harvesters on his own. In the 1880s, a new factory in Batavia was soon in business. Around 1910, the Massey-Harris Co., anxious to establish a toehold in the U.S. and gain a ready-made overseas outlet, bought a three-quarter interest in Johnston Harvester. At the time, Johnston employed some 1,300 men and did an annual business of about $2.5 million, with about one-quarter of that from export sales. Although the firm became a subsidiary of MH, the factory’s name and local manager were retained for several years. Distributed by George J Hoopes of Embreeville PA. 7” x 9” and 40 pages. Lots of b/w photographs of machinery and equipment. Each item full described. Wonder full color cover.

1890s BUTTERWORTH THRESHING MACHINE Farm ENGINE Advertising TRENTON NJ Antique

Antique original 1890s Butterworth Threshing Machinery and Engines, New Jersey Agricultural Works, Trenton, N.J. illustrated farm advertising circular. 9 3/4 by 12 1/2 inches. Excellent condition. Small edge tear at fold. Small pinholes at fold intersections. Please see photos for condition. Guaranteed old and original.