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Men Baling Hay with IHC Press
1913
Men and a young boy bale hay from a large haystack using an IHC hay press. On the left is a stack of finished hay bales.
Men with Horse Powered Hay Press
1912
Men bale hay using a horse powered hay press. Finished bales are stacked nearby. In the background is a shed.
Men Baling Hay
1915
Men bale hay from a large stack into an IHC hay press or baling press.
Men Baling Hay with Motor Hay Press
1914
View through an open doorway of men baling hay using an engine powered hay press inside a barn.
Men Baling Hay with Press
January 15, 1908
Two men use an IHC horse-powered hay press to bale hay in a field. One man feeds the press while the other stacks the bales nearby.
