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Mower and Rake on Factory Floor
1900
Mower and rake set up on McCormick Works factory floor.
Mower and Rake on Factory Floor
1900
Mower and rake set up on a factory floor at McCormick Works. In the background on the right is belt-driven machinery.
Dump Rake on Factory Floor
1907
Dump rake on factory floor. Other agricultural parts and implements are in the background.
Dump Rake at McCormick Works
1900
Dump rake on factory floor. In the background on the right is belt-driven machinery.
Milwaukee Binder at McCormick Works
1900
Milwaukee binder on a factory floor at McCormick Works.
Mower Displayed Outdoors
1900
Mower set up on the cobblestones near a factory. In the background is a fence, and a small building, perhaps a guardhouse.
