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Neuss Works
1922
International Harvester's Neuss Works (factory) and a surrounding canal, near Neuss, Germany.
Neuss Works
1922
Boats and ships in a canal surrounding International Harvester's Neuss Works in Germany.
Neuss Works
May 13, 1926
Early elevated view of International Harvester's Neuss Works (factory) in Neuss, Germany. The newly constructed twine mill is in the right foreground.
Neuss Works Entrance
1926
Entrance of International Harvester's Neuss Works (factory) in Germany.
Croix Works
May 28, 1923
Elevated view of the lumberyard and railway at International Harvester's Croix Works in France.
Tractors and Engines at Milwaukee Works
1916
Elevated view of assembled tractors, engines and parts on the erecting floor at International Harvester's Milwaukee Works. The factory was owned by the Milwaukee Harvester Company before 1902.
