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Australian Hay Farming
1929
Australian farmers using an International kerosene engine and hay press to work with a large pile of hay.
Mexican School Children
May 1, 1928
A group of Mexican school children pose with their teacher near a palm tree in front of a schoolhouse.
Grain Binders in Mexico(?)
1910
Group of farmers with two McCormick grain binders, possibly in Mexico.
Australian Haying Scene
1931
A group of farmers loads hay into a hay press on an Australian farm. The men are also using a McCormick-Deering 10-20(?) tractor and a pickup truck.
International Machines on Australian Farm
Men on an Australian farm use an International Harvester engine and hay press, and a Sterling thresher.
