Chickens Near a Broken Down Manure Spreader, 1942
Chickens gathered around an old manure spreader in a farm yard. The original caption reads: "Old spreader on farm of Frank Cook, Cambridge, Ill. Contains several hundred pounds of scrap that should be salvaged (Davenport territory).
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 69888)

IH Dealer Unloading Metal for Scrap Drive, 1942
Two men from Anderson Motor Sales, an International Harvester dealership, unload scrap metal from the bed of an International truck. The truck is parked near railroad tracks.
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 69890)

Metal Collected for Scrap Drive at IH Dealership, 1942
Elevated view of a large metal scrap pile in an empty lot at the Kronquest Implement Company, an International Harvester dealership. Billboards next to the lot advertise "Gooch's Poultry Mashes" and "Burgeson's Groceries."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 69893)

Three Men Weighing Scrap Iron, 1942
Three men stand near a trailer while weighing in a load of scrap iron brought from a farm by William Gory (at far right). At left is Jim Barrett, manager of the Rickle Grain Company, which advanced cash to farmers for their scrap. Standing center with a pipe in his mouth, is Walt Sullivan, a county war board member. The Barton County, Kansas farm scrap drive netted 550 tons in the first week.
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 69887)

Employees at Chicago Addressing Company, 1949
A man and a woman working at Chicago Addressing Company. Original caption reads: "Pictures showing how return cards of American Agriculture mailing are processed at Chicago Addressing Company."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70182)

Interior of Metro Truck, 1949
View of the interior of an International Metro truck through open rear doors. Inside the truck are a set of drawers on the left, and on the right is a counter with shelves for tools. A vise is attached to the counter. A driver and passenger seat are in the front of the truck. Original caption reads: "Metro truck owned by dept. of recreation and parks. City of Los Angeles, California."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70193)

International Metro Truck, June 1949
International Metro truck parked at the curb in a residential neighborhood with large houses in the background. Original caption reads, in part: "An International Metro truck owned and operated by William E. Bohn, plumber, of a mobile plumbing shop. This photograph shows the removable pipe rack in position."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70195)

Man Boarding International Metro Truck, June 1949
Man, possibly William E. Bahn?, boarding International Metro truck. Original caption reads, in part: "International Metro truck owned and operated by William E. Bohn, plumber, of a mobile plumbing shop. This photograph shows the removable pipe rack in position."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70197)

Man Sitting on Donkey, 1949
A man wearing a cowboy hat and chaps and holding ropes sits on a small donkey. In the background are sheds and fences. Original caption reads "A buyer on the Esperanza Ranch."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70187)

Man Sorting Cards at Chicago Addressing Company, 1949
Man sorting cards on large table. Original caption reads: "Pictures showing how return cards of American Agriculture mailing are processed at Chicago Addressing Company."
Creator Name: McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70178)

Man in Metro Truck near The Sievert Corp., May 1949
Man in driver's seat inside International Metro truck parked outside the Sievert Corp. Original caption reads, in part: "These pictures were made for the Domestic Engineering Publications, 1801 Prairie Avenue, Chicago. The International truck shown is a KB-3 Metro and the location is the Sievert Corporation, 6400 West North Avenue, Chicago."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70199)

Man with Calf and Donkey, 1949
Man with tethered calf and donkey near a farm building. In the background are fences and other livestock. Original caption reads: "A buyer on the Esperanza Ranch."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70184)

Manager and Man Reading in Office, 1949
T.R. Moudler, manager of IH San Antonio motor truck district sitting next to "Jess." The men are likely in the office of an International Harvester dealership. Original captions reads: "T.R. Moulder of IH San Antonio motor truck district, listens to Jess read a poem written by the youngest McNeel daughter, Rowena. The watercolors on the wall of McNeel's office are the work of this talented eleven-year-old."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70191)

Women use Typewriters at Chicago Addressing Company, March 9, 1949
Two women using typewriters at a large table. Original caption reads: "Pictures showing how return cards of American Agriculture mailing are processed at Chicago Addressing Company."
Creator Name: International Harvester Company
(WHI IMAGE ID 70171)

Benton Wilcox with McCormick Collection, November 1951
Benton H. Wilcox, Librarian of the State Historical Society, examining manuscript materials in the McCormick Collection, recently received at the Society.
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69967)

Replica of McCormick's First Reaper, November 1951
State Historical Society employee Joyce Hancock examines a replica of Cyrus McCormick's first reaper. Original caption reads: "Reproduction of Cyrus H. McCormick's 1831 reaper, the first practical invention of its type. Joyce Hancock, museum office secretary, is shown examining the drive wheel and gears of the reaper."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69969)

Scale Model of Cyrus McCormick's First Reaper, November 1951
State Historical Society employee Joyce Hancock with a model of Cyrus McCormick's first reaper. Original caption reads: "Scale model of Cyrus H. McCormick's 1831 reaper, the first practical invention of its type. Joyce Hancock, museum office secretary, is shown examining the model."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69971)

Scale Model of McCormick Hand-Rake Reaper, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick hand-rake reaper. Original caption reads: "Scale model of McCormick (hand rake) reaper, experimental machine patented June 21, 1834. The patent covered both pull- and push-type machines. This is a model of the push-type reaper. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69975)

Scale Model of McCormick Hand-Rake Reaper, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick hand-rake reaper. Original caption reads: "Scale model of McCormick (hand rake) reaping and mowing machine (shown as a reaper), as built in 1857, the first year of commercial production, which extended to 1865. (The seat for the driver was added to the reaper in 1849). Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69978)

Scale Model of McCormick Harvester with Gorham Attachment, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick grain binder with Gorham binding attachment. Original caption reads: "Scale model of a McCormick harvester with the Marquis L. Gorham twine binding attachment. An experimental machine was tried out during the period 1873-1880, but was never developed to the point of practicability on account of the death of Gorham. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69985)

Scale Model of McCormick Prize Mower, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick mower. Original caption reads: "Scale model of the McCormick prize mower. Experimental stage, 1868; commercial production, 1869-1880. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69989)

Scale Model of McCormick's American Reaper, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick reaper with automatic self-delivery attachment. Original caption reads: "Scale model of McCormick's American reaper with automatic self-delivery attachment and new patent mower (shown as a reaper). This represents an European adaptation of the McCormick self-rake, as built by Burgess & Key, London, England. This type of machine was displayed at the Paris Exposition in 1867. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69979)

Scale Model of McCormick's First Reaper, November 1951
Scale model of the first McCormick reaper. Original caption reads: "Scale model of McCormick's first practical reaper, the 1831 model. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69974)

Scale Model of a Marsh Harvester, November 1951
Scale model of a Marsh Harvester. Original caption reads: "Scale model of the Marsh Harvester of 1882, developed by the Marsh Brothers of Illinois in 1858, and built by the McCormick Harvesting Machine Company. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69983)

Scale Model of a McCormick Push-Type Corn Binder, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick push-type corn binder. Original caption reads: "Scale model of the McCormick push-type corn binder. Experimental machines, both push- and pull-type were built in 1893, and shown at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, Ill., in 1893. The machines were never put on the market. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69991)

Scale Model of the McCormick Bindlochine, November 1951
Scale model of a grain binder called the "McCormick Bindlochine." Original caption reads: "Scale model of the McCormick "Bindlochine." Experimental stage, 1890-1891; Commercial production, 1892-1895. Shown as built in 1892. This represents a "low-down" type binder, with the binding apparatus on a level with the platform. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69982)

Scale Model of the McCormick Twine Binder, November 1951
Scale model of a McCormick twine grain binder. Original caption reads: "Scale model of the McCormick twine binder of 1893, a machine introduced commercially in 1881, incorporating the twine knotter invented by John F. Appleby of Wis. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69988)

Scale Model of the McCormick Wire Binder, November 1951
Scale model of the McCormick wire grain binder. Original caption reads: "Scale model of the McCormick wire binder of 1882. This represents a machine developed by adding a wire binding device to the Marsh harvester. It was soon replaced by the twine binder on account of the damage caused to livestock by the ingestion of bits of wire from this machine. Part of the McCormick Historical Association Collections received by the State Historical Society in November, 1951."
Creator Name: Newhouse, John
(WHI IMAGE ID 69986)

Construction Worker and Steel Framework, 1969
A construction worker wearing a yellow hard hat stands in the foreground. In the background is the steel framework of one of the The World Trade Center towers.
Creator Name: Quinney, Richard
(WHI IMAGE ID 51204)

Luggage Shop, 1969
View through display window of a window display of luggage and umbrellas.
Creator Name: Quinney, Richard
(WHI IMAGE ID 51207)

Two Men Wearing Hard Hats, 1969
Two men talking at the base of the construction site of The World Trade Center.
Creator Name: Quinney, Richard
(WHI IMAGE ID 51206)