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Publication Information
| Date Created | August 1994 |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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Collection Information
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Grain Binder
July 1994
"This ancient grain binder was put through its paces by brothers Jerry & Dale Kedinger of rural West Bend."
Kedingers with Grain Binder
August 1994
Jerry and Dale Kedinger pose in wheat field with antique grain binder.
Man Operating Grain Binder
1900
A man is operating a horse-drawn grain binder in a field near some trees. A woman in a bonnet and a man with his hands on hips are standing behind the binder. Small piles of grain are lying in the ...
McCormick-Deering Grain Binders
1932
Advertising poster for McCormick-Deering featuring color illustrations of two grain binders at work in the field. The text on the poster reads, "McCormick-Deering Grain Binders, Direct Descendants ...
