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Manure Spreader at McCormick Works
January 1907
Manure spreader without box outdoors at McCormick Works.
Kemp Manure Spreader
January 1907
Kemp manure spreader outdoors at McCormick Works. A brick factory building is in the background, and snow is on the ground.
Manure Spreader Wheel at McCormick Works
May 28, 1906
Close-up of wheel on a manure spreader.
Manure Spreader at McCormick Works
May 28, 1906
Manure spreader outdoors. There is a tall, wooden fence in the background.
Manure Spreader
June 28, 1906
Right side view of a manure spreader at McCormick Works. A brick factory building with a loading dock is in the background.
