old tobacco harvester

old tobacco harvester My Dad purchased the first like this in the early '50s. We loved it, no more back breaking priming those sand lugs‼️ B&O (Lewis Bros) 2 Row

Name: old tobacco harvester My Dad purchased the first like this in the early '50s. We loved it, no more back breaking priming those sand lugs‼️ B&O (Lewis Bros) 2 Row
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B&O (Lewis Bros) 2 Row Pull Type Tobacco Harvester Iron Horse Auction Company Harvesting tobacco East Earl, PA, USA August 19, 2020: A farm machine used to harvest tobacco remains in a Lancaster County field in late summer Stock Photo Alamy NC State University Libraries' Rare and Unique Digital Collections

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