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Mogul Engine and Cream Separators on Display
1914
A Mogul stationary engine belted to one of three cream separators on display in dealership showroom. Large display boards in background show various cultivator shovels.
Cream Separator Display
May 14, 1928
Ball-bearing cream separators, parts, and a one and half horse power stationary engine on display against a backdrop of advertising posters at the Milwaukee Works factory.
Mogul Engine and Water Pump On Display
1914
A Mogul stationary engine is belted to walking beam pump jack for display in a dealership showroom. Two large display boards in background show the various cultivator shovels offered by the dealer.
Cream Separator
November 1919
Mrs. Irving Bielby operating a cream separator run by a gasoline engine at Babcock farm.
McCormick-Deering Window Display
1930
Two ball-bearing cream separators, along with various separator parts and cans of oil, are arranged in the Pilcher Hardware Company display window. Pilcher Hardware Company was an International Har...
Cream Separator Window Display
March 22, 1928
New ball-bearing cream separators on display in the storefront window of the Burlington Farm Machinery Company, an International Harvester dealership. The posters in the display read: "Here They Ar...
