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IH Exhibition Hall
November 12, 1927
Indoor IH exhibit. A large oversize cream separator is in the center of a display of ball bearing cream separators.
IH Exhibition Hall
November 12, 1927
Indoor IH exhibit. A large oversize cream separator is in the center of a display of ball bearing cream separators.
International Harvester Cream Separator Exhibit
November 12, 1927
Exhibit of McCormick-Deering ball-bearing cream separators by International Harvester.
International Harvester Display at Fair
October 31, 1928
An oversize cream separator is on display under a tent at a fair. Standard size cream separators are also on display. A group of people are in the far background.
IH Exhibition Hall
November 12, 1927
The exhibit features a miniature view of a farm and fields, with a title above that reads: "Prosperity Follows the Dairy Cow."
Display at Exhibit
October 31, 1928
Display at a fair, including a McCormick-Deering Ball Bearing Cream Separator.
