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| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Farmer grinding corn in a barn with a belt-driven McCormick-Deering feed grinder powered by a Farmall tractor. |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Exterior view of a barn and its two attached silos. Adjacent to the barn there is a fenced-in area with two horses and a rider wearing a hat. Farm located ... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Farm of Frank Johns of Hastings, Florida. Two men wearing hats are standing among stacks of filled burlap bags. There is a birdhouse on the right atop a lo... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | A sign with a garland around it, and pennants on poles are hanging above a plaque at International Harvester's Breslau branch house. The sign is in German,... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | A man works with a husker-shredder near a silo and barn. A wagon is parked on the right. Original caption states: "Husker and Shredder used for custom w... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Farmall Regular tractor powering a McCormick Deering No. 2 corn sheller near a barn. |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Miss Lielle Geddis sitting in a rocking chair while reading an issue of "Country Gentleman" magazine in the living room of her home. |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Cover of a McCormick-Deering "triple-power tractors" brochure. Cover includes a banner reading "1831-1931 McCormick Reaper Centennial," and an image of the... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | Exterior view of International Harvester's St. Louis branch building facade, facing a commercial street. Several automobiles are parked alongside the stree... |
| Date: | 1931 |
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| Description: | View across field towards men working in a field. A Farmall tractor is belt-driving machinery, perhaps to bale hay. Farm buildings and silos are in the far... |
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