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McCormick Automatic Self-Rake Reaper

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McCormick automatic self-rake reaper built in 1858 and patented by McClintock Young. Original caption reads: "This machine embodies the improvement of substituting an automatic rake for the rake on the machine."

Date Created:
1899
Creator:
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company

Publication Information

Creator McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Date Created 1899

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 20 x 16 cm

Collection Information

Source Collection International Harvester Company corporate archives central file (documented series), 1819-1998
Call Number MCC MSS 6Z
Media Number Box 1306,Folder 513

Copyright Information

Copyright Status IN COPYRIGHT
Unique ID
W012SXK
Legacy ID
WHi 22880

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