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Manure Spreader
Description:
A horse drawn manure spreader made by the International Harvester Corporation. The metal components are heavily rusted and the wood components have almost completely rotted away, save for a couple of boards. The back wheel on the proper right side is painted white but the paint is mostly chipped away. The proper right front wheel is painted red and on the hub it reads "706". The blades on the back of the spreader are painted red and on them it reads "25 307" and beside that there is the makers mark for International Harvester Corporation. Below that the large auger on the bottom of the back is painted white.
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Source:
Perkins, Ola
Date of Object:
ca. 1920
Accession #:
018.07.15
Dimensions:
427 cm L x 183 cm W x 151 cm H
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