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Deering Display at Salon de la Machine Agricole
1935
Balls of Deering brand twine in display cases, and agricultural machines are set up in a large room for the "Salon de la Machine Agricole" in Paris, France.
Binder Twine Making Machine Display
1935
A crowd of people gathers around a McCormick-Deering binder twine-making machine for a demonstration beneath a tent at the Indiana State Fair.
Binder Twine Display at Muscatine Imp. Co.
1929
Binder twine display in the showroom of the Muscatine Implement Company, an International Harvester dealership. The display features balls of twine stacked together with a sign reading: "For the 43...
Window Display of Binder Twine
February 19, 1927
Advertising pennants hang behind stacked balls of twine in a window display at the Struche(?) Brothers International Harvester dealership.
French General Office at Paris
1943
Exterior view of an International Harvester general office at Paris. The office was operated by the Cima-Wallut Machines Agricoles McCormick et Deering, S.A., and located at 168-170 Boulevard de la...
Spreading Machine at Twine Mill
1910
View of a spreading machine in an International Harvester twine mill, possibly at McCormick Works in Chicago. Fiber, possibly sisal, is piled on the floor around the machine.
